Colchester United boss Joe Dunne wants his side to come out fighting in their relegation six-pointer at Bury.
But the U’s manager has hinted he may have to make changes, as the club’s League One survival battle begins to take its toll.
Dunne will today begin preparing his players for their crucial basement battle with the Shakers, at Gigg Lane.
The Irishman has stressed Colchester must not dwell on their disappointment of relinquishing a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 at Coventry City, on Tuesday night.
But an energy-sapping run of six games in the space of 18 days has pushed the U’s players to the limit and Dunne says he may need to freshen things up.
Dunne said: “We have to go to Bury now and have a real toe to toe with them.
“The gloves are off for Saturday - I think it will be a street fight and I want to win it."
See Thursday's Gazette for more on this story and all of the latest Colchester United news, including Karl Duguid's exclusive weekly Gazette column.
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