Paul Gallagher feels there is belief from everyone at the Club that the team are capable of reaching their goals this season.
After a successful month in February for North End, the team continued the unbeaten league run to six games with a draw on Tuesday against Doncaster Rovers, and Gallagher believes the manner in which North End grabbed a late equaliser epitomises the spirit amongst the Club at present.
"It's just the belief the fans have in us, we had the belief in ourselves, the manager has belief in us and it just showed on Tuesday, the fans believing that we could score goals. Over the last how ever many games, they're not used to seeing us conceding goals so to conceded two in a few minutes was disappointing from us.
"It shows the determination and the character of the team to roll our sleeves up and think we can get something out of this game and from where I was sitting it looked like the fans believed it as well and luckily enough we didn't disappoint them.
The next task for PNE's No.12 and his teammates is a trip to third place MK Dons on Saturday, and once again the Lilywhites will go into the game with confidence but know they are in for a tough tie.
"MK Dons have always been a nice footballing team, I think they've lost a few games but they'll put that behind them and concentrate on us coming to their place.The game earlier on this season was a good game and I thought we played really well and probably could have won the game but we go there confident.
"We know we're a good team on the road and we're coming off the back of a good run as well so they will be aware of us, knowing that they are going to be in for a tough afternoon and if we go there and play to the best of our abilities then I'm sure we can get something out of the game."
To hear more from Paul Gallagher on this weekend's trip to MK Dons, his role amongst the dressing room and more, go to PNE Player now.
"It's just the belief the fans have in us, we had the belief in ourselves, the manager has belief in us and it just showed on Tuesday, the fans believing that we could score goals. Over the last how ever many games, they're not used to seeing us conceding goals so to conceded two in a few minutes was disappointing from us.
"It shows the determination and the character of the team to roll our sleeves up and think we can get something out of this game and from where I was sitting it looked like the fans believed it as well and luckily enough we didn't disappoint them.
The next task for PNE's No.12 and his teammates is a trip to third place MK Dons on Saturday, and once again the Lilywhites will go into the game with confidence but know they are in for a tough tie.
"MK Dons have always been a nice footballing team, I think they've lost a few games but they'll put that behind them and concentrate on us coming to their place.The game earlier on this season was a good game and I thought we played really well and probably could have won the game but we go there confident.
"We know we're a good team on the road and we're coming off the back of a good run as well so they will be aware of us, knowing that they are going to be in for a tough afternoon and if we go there and play to the best of our abilities then I'm sure we can get something out of the game."
To hear more from Paul Gallagher on this weekend's trip to MK Dons, his role amongst the dressing room and more, go to PNE Player now.