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Bulls striker Steve Guinan has spoken to the PFA's Givemefootball website about the week ahead:
On his hat-trick against Oldham: "I had a bit of stick as they were all from close range but I was very pleased as it was the sixth hat-trick of my career but my first true one. I scored with my left foot, right foot and a header and the win was a massive confidence boost as they were third at the time and they couldn’t handle us on the day."
Beating Leeds and Cheltenham back-to-back: "They were our first back-to-back wins of the season so it was a long time coming. It was a vital win at Cheltenham in possibly the most physical game I have ever played in during my career. Two of our centre halves were injured by half time and then another was off before the end too! I wouldn’t have liked to be one of our centre halves that day as they smashed it up to their strikers and it took me back years. However, we had to be strong and we came back from 2-1 down to win with players playing out of position and that was arguably another turning point for us."
A big week for the Bulls: "This is the biggest week of the season for us. We started well enough on Saturday with a win over Orient but we now face two more of our relegation rivals in Yeovil and Crewe. We have nothing to fear as we are playing well and as long as we are still in touch next Saturday then I genuinely believe we can sneak out of the relegation zone. This is definitely a make or break week for us."
The site lists Guinan as being 36. The full interview can be seen here.
