Ian Holloway plans to trust in youth as he looks to recalibrate his approach with his Swindon Town side in a bid to change the direction of travel.
Having failed to win any of his first four league games and with the club winless in six and coming off the back of a 4-0 mauling at the hands of Colchester United, Holloway said that he plans to change up what he has been trying during his first month in the role.
Town were dominated from start to finish at The JobServe Community Stadium as they hit the bottom of the EFL for the very first time and this has caused Holloway to have a rethink.
He said that he plans to trust some of the club’s younger players to come in and have an impact with a slight shift in style.
He said: “I have made some changes to the squad itself, I have brought in Jaxon Brown and Botan Ameen and I am going to be resting one or two of the others who have been involved in these last two games.
“Physically and mentally they are tired and I feel they need the rest.
“The ten-men effort and then the penalty shoot-out before having a game so quickly afterwards where we let a goal in and then another one straight after has had a terrible effect on the group.
“I have looked at absolutely everything and there are ways that I will help them and I am looking forward to implementing that today.

“I know how I feel about things – we had 59 per cent possession and lost 4-0, so I have got to try and simplify things and I will now that I know everybody.
“There are changes to the team and what we are doing which will help them make less mistakes.”
Holloway added that he had seen the events of the last week take their toll on the squad and he has decided to change to help turn that around.
He said: “I could see them go like a bouncy castle after the penalties and deflate – and that is just human nature.
“What we have got to do is leave our egos at the door and forget about that.
“We are the worst team in the division at the minute and that has happened on my watch – we weren’t when I first came here and now we are.
“But that isn’t a problem as now we have to deal with it – now we have a plan that is going to have to work and will have to be worked at which will look a bit different to what we were doing as the meaning of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.
“We are deep in a hole right now and the deeper you get, the longer the ladder you need to get out of it.
“Luckily the ladder is still easily long enough but the hole is black.”