Walsall urged to keep their playoff dream alive by Jon Whitney
Walsall boss Jon Whitney has urged his players to keep their play-off dreams alive when they face Chesterfield tomorrow night.
The Saddlers are aiming to win a fifth straight home game for the first time in four years when the Spireites visit the Banks's Stadium.
Walasll enter the clash having fallen to a 1-0 loss in their first ever visit to Wimbledon's Kingsmeadow Stadium on Saturday.
Chesterfield arrive at the Banks's sitting second bottom in League One. But Whitney is refusing to take them lightly. And he has told his players to take the hurt from Saturday's defeat into tomorrow's game.
"It's great that we have a game tomorrow," the boss said. "We want to bounce back. The players have to remember the hurt they felt after Wimbledon and take that into Chesterfield.
"We have got two big home games now to try and keep it alive. We need to look forward.
