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Walsall boss looking for a big home backing against the O's
2:26pm Thursday 4th September 2008
WALSALL boss Jimmy Mullen is hoping that the Saddlers supporters will come in their thousands to support his side when the face Leyton Orient on Saturday.
Mullen has seen his team make a strong start to the new League One season and after the 5-2 thrashing of Southend at the Bescot last Saturday, Mullen is hoping that the fans return to support the side when the O's arrive in town on Saturday.
"We served up what the crowd wanted last weekend with an impressive team display and some great goals" said Mullen.
"You can't ask for more than that and I hope that we will be able to attract more people along on Saturday, especially as its Fun Day."
"We want to see as many fans inside the stadium as possible to give the players the backing that they deserve. All we can do is put in performances to tempt people back."
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