Kevin Nolan has urged Notts County to "right the wrongs" from the 3-1 loss to Chesterfield last week and get their League Two promotion tilt back on track against Wycombe Wanderers.
The Magpies lock horns with the Chairboys on Friday at Meadow Lane, a big League Two clash between the fourth-placed hosts and the third-placed visitors.
Nolan admits the last few days have been tough but says Notts have bounced back from bad results before and is confident the same will happen against Wycombe.
“It’s been a tough few days because of the loss, but what this team has proven is their togetherness, will, character and fight,” he told the Nottingham Post.
“We’ve have been good at responding and we’ve got to do that again.
“I am not one of those managers who because we’ve lost one game will start punishing players. If something needs to be done or said, it will be.
“We don’t go day by day here. We do everything for a reason. People are quite quick to forget the success by doing what we have done with this squad.
“And the only excuse we had on Sunday is that we weren’t good enough. It’s now down to us to put right the wrongs.”
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