Michael Fynn: Walsall project will take time
Michael Flynn insists his Walsall project will take time to come together as they prepare to face League Two table-toppers Leyton Orient tomorrow.
The Saddlers head to Brisbane Road on an eight-game winless run in all competitions.
Flynn is eager to see a positive performance against the early pace-setters while also pointing out his quest to improve Walsall's fortunes is a long-term process.
"We've got to go there some time. Maybe I wish it wasn't when they were flying as high and we had as many players out," said Flynn.
"But it is what it is. We've got a tough game at Leyton Orient.
"Like I've said, Rome was not built in a day.
"We've got a project here we will finish and, trust me, if (any players) are not on the journey, they won't be here."
Meanwhile, Flynn is hoping second-choice keeper Adam Przybek will be fit enough to return to the bench after missing the Colchester United draw with a knock.
On how Przybek is doing, Flynn added: "I don't know, we'll have to have a look.
"I don't think it's anything serious but we've said this before and it's come back to bite me on the backside."
