Walsall striker Jamille Matt expresses pride in being a part of a close-knit team and enjoys the camaraderie within the Saddlers’ dressing room. Despite not playing as much as he’d like, the 34-year-old has contributed with two crucial goals in consecutive 1-0 victories over Alfreton Town and Tranmere Rovers.
Matt acknowledges the team’s unity throughout the season, emphasizing the fantastic support from his teammates. Despite being one of the eldest in the group, he embraces the role of “Uncle Jams” and values the strong bond they share.
Reflecting on an emotional goal against Tranmere, Matt reveals that it held personal significance due to the recent loss of someone close to his family. Despite keeping it private, he appreciated the support from the team and dedicated the goal to the departed, emphasizing the perspective such events bring to the game.
As Walsall extends their unbeaten run to four matches, Matt acknowledges the team’s hard work, especially on the training pitch, contributing to their positive momentum. With a busy festive fixture list ahead, he emphasizes the importance of maintaining this momentum by focusing on solid performances and continuing their diligent work on the basics. Matt believes that sustaining their current performance levels will naturally lead to positive results on the field.
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