Five wins out of five is certainly one hell of a start by Dean Saunders, and although a couple of the recent performances ahve been scratchy, there’s no question that the Gaffer has made a fantastic impact on an ailing squad.
Indeed, he’s in with a shot of challenging the club record for most consecutive league wins in a row-three more wins would do it!
And frankly, if he made it I’d feel very confident that we’d be in a position to challenge for the title as we’d not only have terrific…
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