Holt, who could add more new players, said: "The club were great in facilitating us to go away for a week in Hungary, which was brilliant: living with each other, getting to know each other, and the training sessions were very good.

"It was good for banter, it's good for camaraderie and it's also a togetherness about what they do off the pitch as well as on it.

"We still have the nucleus, we still have the staff, so we set the environment. We don't bring in too many mavericks, too many bad apples that cause hassle, because you have got to do your job.

"You try to bring in the same type of people, the same mannerisms as the rest of the group, so you know they are going to get in the trenches and fight with you."