Craig Hignett has delivered his report on the opening ten games
of the season and he is confident that the encouraging signs can be built upon
Pools lie ninth in the National League table as it stands
ahead of Saturday's trip to in-form Dagenham & Redbridge and Hignett says
he's reasonably happy with the way things have gone.After defeat in the opening two games, the Pools boss refused
to panic - and that calm approach helped the players settle and go about
creating a five-match unbeaten run in recent weeks.“It's been okay so far,” he told Pools TV.
“After a tough start we've got in to our stride and we'vegot better, we look a better team now.
“I still think there is room for improvement and I believewe'll get even better as the season goes on.
“We're pleased but we won't get carried away. We're sitting
in and around where I hoped we'd be but I still think there is more to come
from us.“We've got a really good squad now, as good as I have known,and it's driving standards.
“That's not just in games but the way people are training and they way they think – they don't want to be out of the team because they know that if they are, they could be out for a while.”
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