By Ben Campbell
Wanderers chief Peter Taylor has earmarked the fans' support between now and the end of the season as an important factor in the club's quest for promotion into League One.
The clash with Rochdale in Buckinghamshire at the weekend starts the Blues 10-game run-in and with six of those being played at home Taylor knows how important the support from the Adams Park faithful could be if his side are to achieve promotion.
A travelling army of 1661 Wanderers fans offered tremendous noise throughout the entire 90 minutes at Griffin Park last Saturday and according to Taylor the same backing in the next three home games at Adams Park would give the players a massive lift as they look to take a nine-point maximum haul into the month of April.
He told
The Quarters: "Our away support this season has been nothing short of superb, however the away end at Griffin Park was probably the best noise I've hear since arriving at the club.
"We're going to need more of the same if we're going to finish the season in the manner we started it, so please get behind the lads and give them your support."
To read the rest of the manager's exclusive column pick up your edition of
The Quarters at Adams Park on Saturday.
To book your tickets for the clash with Rochdale call the club's Ticket Office on 01494 441118.
