What is required is to move on their way through the final matches, starting with Wigan Al -Riyadi on Saturday before Easter matches against Bristol Rovers in the horse race and away to Blackpool.
Some have already installed the final match of the season against the excessive match Charlton Athlete, where a promotion can be closed for a day before the last day in Lincoln City.
But defender Eoghan O'connell, one of the team's number in the hope of obtaining a third upgrade medal, says these ideas did not make their way to the dressing room.
Describing the closing stage of this season as a step, Al -Wasat said: “It is in our hands in running, but we will not take this as a Muslim by it.
“Any victory at this stage of the season is a great victory, especially after Tuesday night (as it attracted Wrexham in Cambridge United). In the end, it turned out to be a good point but we did not want to lose momentum. Only to win the day is big.
“I assume it is a swing, but a few weeks ago we were beaten by Lateon Orient and the end of the world. The best of what we did at this stage over the past few years has not been implemented with one result, and we will look for continuing to do this with five games to go.
“We enjoy it, but we will enjoy it more if we finish the mission.”
