Shrewsbury Town boss Gavin Cowan has asked the League Two club's supporters to be optimistic about the coming campaign.
They have had little to cheer in the past two seasons, other than fighting off a second successive relegation in the last campaign.
The Shrews picked up 27 points from 19 games after Cowan's appointment in January to preserve their EFL status.
And the former Brackley boss now believes they can afford to harbour hope after a "really positive pre-season".
"I'm asking them to be optimistic, I'm not trying to give any false promises, but there's a lot of hope out there when you see the types of players that we've got," he told BBC Radio Shropshire.
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They have had little to cheer in the past two seasons, other than fighting off a second successive relegation in the last campaign.
The Shrews picked up 27 points from 19 games after Cowan's appointment in January to preserve their EFL status.
And the former Brackley boss now believes they can afford to harbour hope after a "really positive pre-season".
"I'm asking them to be optimistic, I'm not trying to give any false promises, but there's a lot of hope out there when you see the types of players that we've got," he told BBC Radio Shropshire.
#campaign #shrewsbury #gavin
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