Wotton Aiming to Shoot Down Big Guns

Paul Wotton
By Alex O'Loughlin
February 26 2011

Yeovil Town's combative midfielder Paul Wotton has claimed that he and his team mates have nothing to fear as they come into a tricky run of fixtures seeing them play three teams in the top five in quick succession. 

After this afternoon's visit to Tranmere the Green and Whites venture into three games against three of the leagues 'big' teams in Brighton (1st), Huddersfield Town (3rd) and Southampton (5th) all of which are running on very different budgets to Yeovil.

Wotton has experience of playing for the ambitious sides, as he spent three years at St. Mary's in which he helped win the Johnstone's Paint Trophy in 2010. 

But speaking to BBC Radio Somerset Wotton spoke of how his side shouldn't fear playing the big clubs:

"There's big clubs in this league but we've got nothing to fear against anyone. We've got away to Tranmere, then home to Brighton, home to Huddersfield, then away to Southampton. Those are three of the biggest clubs in the League. I see it as an exciting challenge. I don't see any fear in the changing room. Even though we've lost three games in succession, we've played well, we haven't been turned over, we're not conceding lots of goals. Before that we went on a great run, and I see no reason why we can't go on it again."