Manager Paul Cox was yet again in a delighted mood following our 4-1 thrashing of Stockport County at One Call Stadium this afternoon.
Midfielder Adam Chapman became our first player since Keith Cassells in August 1984, to net a hat-trick on his home debut as we romped to a comfortable win.
Paul Cox, Adam Chapman and Lindon Meikle are speaking to Mark Stevenson
āAdamās just showed us a little glimpse of what heās about,ā said Cox.
āHeās only been training with us for about a week now and thereās still more to come from him. But I donāt want to single out individuals as it was a good team performance.
āAt the moment, weāve got a happy camp, but weāve got a tough game on Tuesday now and thatās what Iām looking at.ā
Our boss continued: āWeāve still got some way and Iām happy with where we are. When the lads get into a mode, sometimes all you have to do as a manager is guide them in the right direction.
āWeāre not going to be brilliant every game, but my job is to keep raising the bar and keep players feet on the ground.
āThereās a lot more to do, but the lads put in a really professional performance and Iām happy with it.ā
We face promotion rivals Grimsby Town at One Call Stadium on Tuesday night (kick-off 7.45pm).