Notts County midfielder Andre Boucaud spoke to his club's official website ahead of his side's match at Brunton Park against Carlisle, Kiwomya though first looking back on the Magpies beating Tranmere 2-0 last week:
“A lot of weight was lifted with our first win last week but at the end of the day we shouldn’t be in that position anyway. There’s still pressure for us to go and get results and come Saturday we’ve got to go there and get the win – not a draw, I think a win is necessary. We can definitely go there and get three points if we approach it with the same mentality where we go and play our football.
“Against Tranmere, I think that’s the first time we’ve gone and played – and believed we could play. We’re underachieving as a team and I think we’ve got to try and rebuild from that win and hopefully get another win on Saturday. At the end of the day, we’re next to bottom and the league table doesn’t lie. We need to ask more from everyone and believe we can go out there and get some results.”
In team news for the visitors tomorrow they will be missing four players from their matchday squad. Centre-half Haydn Hollis is absent with a knee injury while winger Jamal Campbell-Ryce misses out with a foot problem. Also sidelined are striker Enoch Showumi who has a back injury, and right-winger Andy Haworth who looks likely to miss out through illness.
The referee for tomorrow's match is Eddie Ilderton from Shiremoor near Newcastle and he will be assisted down the lines by two Lancastrians in Simeon Lucas from Darwen in Bob Roberts from Leyland, near Preston. Meanwhile the fourth official is Thomas Rogers from Darlington.