Kevin Nolan has remained tight-lipped about how to line up his Notts County side to face Luton Town in Saturday's big League Two clash at Kenilworth Road.
The Magpies sit second in the table, level with points with the Hatters, who boast an impressive goal difference to sit top.
Much has been made of Luton's powerful attack and free-scoring, and Nolan insisted that his side is relishing the encounter, which will give the winner a psychological boost heading into the festive period.
“I am not going to say how we are going to go about it, because Nathan Jones (Luton’s manager) will know what I am going to do,” Nolan told the Nottingham Post.
“They have played some lovely free-flowing football this year and you have to give them massive respect in terms of how they have gone about it.
“But with the players they have I am sure that is what he (Jones) expected so it’s about us trying to exploit their weaknesses.
“They may think they don’t have any, but we’ve seen some that we think they have.
“If we can exploit them then we will give them a run for their money.
“But we have to be respectful of what they do at home because they’ve hit a team for eight and two others for seven.
“They’ve done that three times and they are a good side with some quality players, who they have paid lots and lots of money for.
“But like I say when we do what we do then we give ourselves a fantastic opportunity of winning.
“It’s going to be a tough ask, but it’s one we are all relishing and looking forward to.”
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