Johnson delighted with assembled characters in Glovers' squad
Yeovil Town's management staff currently enter every game confident that their players are not going to let them down, according to manager Gary Johnson.
The Glovers have started 2013 in outstanding form, climbing to the brink of the play-offs with five consecutive npower League One victories.
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Yeovil boss Gary Johnson
They travel to Coventry City tomorrow on the back of last weekend's 3-0 defeat of high-flying Brentford, a game that came 17 days after a 2-0 triumph at Sheffield United.
Johnson tweaked his squad during the January transfer window and, although accepting his team may occasionally go off the boil, he said there were no questions over their commitment.
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"We work very hard to find out characters," he said. "We have done a couple quite quietly bringing in new signings. Matt Dolan we can keep until the end of the season and we have managed to keep Dan Burn until May.
"Quietly and quite cleverly, we have done some good business and I am really pleased where it has taken us, because we are going to into every game confident and we know this group of lads won't let us down. They may have a bad game but they will put in 100 per cent all game."
Johnson added he was looking forward to travelling to the Ricoh Arena, a ground where he won four times and drew once from five meetings while at Bristol City.
The Glovers were scheduled to play Oldham Athletic on Tuesday but snow forced a postponement. He said: "It's a great stadium, and although it never looks full there are always quite a few people there.
"We had some good results there with Bristol City, so it's a pleasant place for me and I always look forward to it. So by the time Saturday comes we will make sure that they are looking forward to it.
"We were ready to play the game against Oldham and it's just disappointing when you don't play a game."
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