Full-back Kieron Freeman believes that Notts County are on the verge of a turning point, which he hopes will arrive this weekend against Gillingham.
Freeman has impressed since returning to Meadow Lane, after agreeing a loan switch from Derby County last month but is yet to taste victory.
The former Nottingham Forest defender’s last stay with the club saw him in a side that claimed nine wins and five draws in his 19 appearances.
Freeman feels a big part of the form was down to confidence and believes that one set of three points can turn the Magpies’ season around.
He said: “We were going into games after winning two or three and we very rarely lost.
“Confidence does play a big part and it’s something you can’t really explain.
“I think a couple of results like that would make a massive difference here.”
He continued: “We need some good results for the table and for ourselves.
"I think you’ll see a different side to us when we get a couple of wins and I think we’re very close to a turning point.
“In the last few games we’ve been very unlucky, having played some good football at times that deserved a lot more.
“We’ve got some good players here but things won’t change overnight but with the manager here, I think they will change for the better.”
Saturday marks the biggest game of the season so far against a side just outside the relegation places, so make sure you are there to cheer on the team from the stands against Gillingham.
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Look out for an extended interview with Kieron in this weekend's edition of #themag.