Midfielder Adam Murray insists he will be doing everything he can to help us climb the Sky Bet League Two table, following his return to One Call Stadium this week.
The 32-year-old featured in our first three matches of the campaign, before he spent time on loan at Rainworth Miners Welfare and then Worksop Town.
But having returned to the club ahead of this Saturdayās trip to Oldham Athletic in the FA Cup with Budweiser, Murray is looking firmly to the future.
Reflecting on the past three months, he said: āItās the industry weāre in. Itās football and itās a strange business.
āIāve come to learn over the past 16 years that anything is possible. Itās been a strange time, but we move on and hopefully we move forward.ā
On his relationship with manager Paul Cox, the midfielder continued: āThere were a couple of issues that we needed to iron out and weāve done that.
āWeāve had some really positive and productive meetings this week and weāre laughing and giggling again and āback on the same pageā.
āOver the last couple of years weāve had a really close relationship and I donāt think anyone can argue with the fact that weāve been successful.
āWe know that we can achieve things together and weāve proved that, so the most important thing now is the football club, moving forward, and trying to get points on the board.ā
Murray, who has made 493 career appearances in all competitive competitions, is also in contention for a place in the squad for this weekendās trip to Boundary Park.
The midfielder has trained with our first team squad all week and, although he has had to āgaugeā his own fitness levels, isnāt phased by this level of football.
āAt the minute, Iām just happy to be back in the building,ā said Murray.
āIāve had a really good week. Itās been tough seeing where Iām at personally in relation to the lads.Ā
āIāve seen a few games, watched a few DVDs and I donāt think there is anything that will surprise me about the standard of football at this level.
āSo [itās been a case of] gauging where Iām at, getting my head down, and doing as much as I can to help this group of players.
āHopefully, with my experience and the qualities that I feel I bring to the table, Iāll be able to help the boys and everything else will take care of itself in time and due course.ā
On our recent form, he added: āI think itās been a tough period for the whole football club, because weāre not used to [losing] football matches and being at the wrong end of the table.
āItās something that weāve been through before, but I think because weāre at a higher level, the period has lasted probably a little bit longer than usual.
āBut we know within the group and within ourselves, weāve got enough to get out of it and move forward.Ā
āIāve looked in detail at [the situation] especially in the last few weeks, and if Iām being totally honest, Iām not worried.
āI do think that weāll be in and around [the top end of the table] come the end of the season, because weāve got enough in the camp.ā
Murray also had words of praise for Micky Moore, who returned to One Call Stadium in a coaching capacity, prior to last Saturdayās league match with Morecambe.
āHaving Micky back at the club is a big thing, and heās got a lot of tools what can help the group,ā added Murray.
āHeās a big piece of the jigsaw [for us]. Heās excellent at what he does, he brings a lot to the table and heās got a lot of knowledge, so it can only be a positive move.ā
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