Fleetwood Town Told To Keep Heads In Game

Posted on September 3, 2014 in Millwall

Fleetwood Town’s opening 4 matches of the League One saw them winning 3 of those games and drawing 1 as the team of Graham Alexander collected 10 points out of those matches. It’s been a very successful start of the season for Fleetwood Town but the head coach of the club, Graham Alexander wants to avoid getting carried away as he wants his players to remain calm and continue picking up positive results.

Graham Alexander told the media: “It’s a long season and we’re not getting carried away. But if we maintain this performance level into all of the other games, we know we’ll be a force for anyone. The results have been a culmination of the performances. That’s what we have to maintain because it’s something you can control. Sometimes you can’t control a result but you can control your performance and the players have done that so far.”

This is the first time in the history of Fleetwood Town that they are able to enter the League One and compete against the rest of the teams which are participating in the 3rd tier league of English football. The boss of Fleetwood Town, Graham Alexander wants his squad of players to remain focused throughout the entire season as it has only started and they will want to collect as much points as possible in order to keep their chances of getting promoted to the Championship League alive.

One of the latest signings of Fleetwood Town is Stephen Crainey after the defender reached the end of his contract with Wigan Athletic and decided to sign a 1 year long contract with the League One club.

Upon making his arrival to Fleetwood Town, Graham Alexander praised his acquisition as he told the club’s website: “We have had our eye on trying to improve the squad. Every manager is the same and we thought we needed to bring in some more added quality and experience’’