Unbeaten record goes on the line

Last updated : 13 November 2015 By The Chairman

The Latics take their undefeated away record on the road again with a visit to Chesterfield on Saturday. Manager David Dunn is hoping to continue the team's excellent away form and said, “It's going to be a tough game for us. Chesterfield scored four goals on Monday night so our back four will have to be on guard. Novak and Ebanks-Blake are a very good competitive front two for them and they have good pace out wide but we can give them problems as well. We all want to play the best football we can but like anything, it's about getting results. Sometimes you might have to tweak that if you're not getting the results but certainly away from home this season we are unbeaten. It's important we keep that run going and improve on our home form because that's going to be key. I went down to FC United to watch and we've seen them a couple of times now. We have our game plan and know what we think can work so we'll go with that. I know Dean [Saunders] from our time at Blackburn Rovers so it will be good to see him.”

“Both Kells [Liam Kelly] and Jay [Fulton] will be back in contention and they are two big pluses for us that's for sure. It's better than we first thought for Mike [Jones]. He's come on well and I don't think it's going to be too long before we see him back. James [Wilson] hurt himself on the Friday before the game with Mansfield so he had to sit out Saturday but he's back in training now so we'll see how he is ahead of this weekend. Jake [Cassidy] could be coming back into full training very quickly so we'll monitor that. He'll be a great addition to have him back into the squad because I think we've missed him.”