Wednesday 19 December 2012 15:04, UK
Wycombe Wanderers goalkeeper Jordan Archer is targeting a play-off place for his in-form League Two side.
The Chairboys have taken 13 points from their last five games and now sit just eight points behind Exeter in the final play-off place in the standings. And the Spurs loanee, who recently extended his stay from White Hart Lane until the end of the season, believes the club are really going places this season. "A couple of weeks ago we were rock bottom so we've done well to move ourselves away from that group of five," he told the Bucks Free Press. "It's a bit optimistic but I do think with the squad we have, we can reach the play-offs. That's my aim for the squad. The lads are flying, with a few more wins we'll be up there. "It was an easy decision to stay. There's a great bunch of lads, great manager and we've started picking up points. "The atmosphere in the dressing room has been unbelievable. I'm enjoying myself and we are slowly moving up the league. It's good to be here."
