No departures - but they were looking

"Players are looking at jumping ship. No matter what I say to them, their agents and families will be in their ears."

"People have sarcastically talked about 'poor footballers' but the ones at our level have all the same financial worries as the rest of us regarding mortgages, families to support and the like. It's a bleak situation. There's no getting away from it and it has been difficult to concentrate on the football this week with all that's going on." he added

"Losing players will be a blow but I'd rather not concern myself with that. There's a club to save, and that's the important thing. It's bigger than any one individual."

"If anyone wants to leave, they only have to come and speak to me. It's no point them playing if their heart isn't in the club but I don't imagine anyone wants to be here at the moment."

Robbo added that it was hard to really set out his game plan for the weekends game at Morecambe with all the uncertainty; "We've not had time to think about Morecambe, It's a tester at the moment and I don't honestly know who I am going to have on the team bus this weekend."

"All we can do is see where we are at the end of it and try and put in a performance in the last six games."