All-action midfielder Matt Bloomfield is targeting a return to the starting XI against Morecambe on Saturday.
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“But without hard work and battling, you aren’t going to achieve anything in the position we are in.
He said: “It’s very tight and we’ve still got a game or two in hand on teams. We’ve hit a sticky spell, we’re not going to deny that, but we have the belief in ourselves to move up the table and we need to show that.
A success by the seaside would see the Chairboys move to within just six points of the Shrimps, who currently occupy ninth place in SkyBet League 2.
He said: “We get on the bus, have a quiz and we’re all in it together. We get up there and adopt a siege mentality.”
Wanderers’ current longest-serving player isn’t daunted by the 560-mile round trip, instead highlighting the chance to boost team spirit ahead of the clash at the Globe Arena.
He added: “We all want to put on a performance for the supporters who travel up there, and for Gaz as well because we owe him one.”
“I’m really hopeful that I’ll be back in the team this weekend. I don’t mind where I play, I just want to be out there helping the lads.”
“I’m very eager to play,” he told Chairboys Player. “I was disappointed not to play last week, I hate missing out on any game.
The 29-year-old, who impressed in the 4-1 win at Northampton Town before Christmas, was an unused substitute in the 3-0 reverse at the hands of AFC Wimbledon last weekend.