Notts County v Walsall - Match preview
Attacker Ross Tierney doesn’t believe Walsall are far from a change of fortunes and form.
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Irishman Tierney, 22, is a welcome return to boss Mat Sadler’s availability after he featured in Tuesday’s frustrating FA Cup stalemate at Alfreton Town following a hamstring injury.
The versatile Motherwell loanee has been a bright spark at times in Walsall’s campaign and is in contention as Sadler’s side head to sixth-placed Notts County tomorrow hunting for a first League Two win in seven games.
Tierney missed around a month with the muscle setback just as he felt he was finding some consistency and says lay-offs such as his, Freddie Draper’s and others’ are not helping boss Sadler find regular results to ease supporter pressure – but the loanee feels his side aren’t far off turning results around.