Nathan Jones

and their frustrations.

I understand certain things.

When I left, because we were in a magnificent place, I had a wonderful relationship with them.

One of the best points per game that they'd ever had and so on.

So a lot of those and a real good feeling around the club.

And then suddenly I was gone and I regret that side of it because I could have done that exit better, if I'm honest.

No, look, and you can't be, but the big thing for me was I came into a group that I knew, an environment that I...

you know i probably wouldn't have done it for for other other other clubs if if i'm honest or i would have taken a different route a different because it's a difficult one but i believe that we can do i believe that we've got a squad here that can get a certain number of results now if we get those results it gives us a wonderful chance of staying up we can't affect and we're not going to worry about anyone else we will have a target of getting to a certain level of

of points and that's a realistic target and if we get there it'll give us an opportunity and as I said for me it's all about the group and the environment I have here the culture because I know that because that's it's not too different in terms of the people the personnel from when I left.

Keith, I look back now and I've been very conscientious in writing the journal and certain things like that.

It's been a wonderful learning year.

I mean, look, I'm really disappointed that I didn't do the work at Stalker that I did at Luton, for example, because that's what I believed we could do.

Now, I wasn't able to do that, but I learned so much.

I was given enough time.

I had a great owner, great owners, a lot of good people around the club.

It's just a lot tougher job than I envisaged.

Now, I went in, tried to do exactly the same as I did Luton in terms of changing the culture, the environment, because it needed that change.

But I actually not forgot, but didn't place enough emphasis on just getting results.

If I just got results, I would have had enough time and still a lot of work to do there.

It was a massive learning curve, but a great, great learning curve.