Source: Team_Talk
Evatt looking for home comforts
Last season the Seasiders lost 10 out of 23 on home turf, a stark comparison to their form this term under boss Ian Holloway which has seen them to a victory and two draws from the opening league games, as well as a Carling Cup success over Premier League Wigan.[LNB]"It is vital to keep momentum going, especially at home," Evatt told The Gazette.[LNB]"We were poor at our place last season. The fans weren't really happy with what they saw and they had every right not to be happy.[LNB]"So this year we've got to be sure we make Bloomfield Road a fortress.[LNB]"When we get up a head of steam at our place and the fans are at their most vocal, it is a terrific atmosphere and it must be intimidating for any visiting team, whoever they are."[LNB][LNB]
