Yeovil Town manager Gary Johnson has said that he is doing his best to make additions to his squad during the January transfer window.
The Glovers currently sit 23rd in the Championship after losing their last four league matches.
However, Johnson has warned that he wants to bring the right kind of players to Huish Park.
"There's no use just adding and not getting any better than you've moved out. We've got to make sure we use everything we get in wisely, with whatever we save in salaries," he told the Western Gazette.
"There's no use having a big, bad squad, we've got to find the people that make a difference and they don't come knocking on your door every morning. You've got to be disappointed in 49 before you find that 50th sometimes.
"Hopefully in our relentlessness to find who's available and who's out there, someone owes us up there - and I'm not talking about the directors, higher than that. We're due a bit of grace, someone's got to say, 'We'll help them for a bit'."
Yeovil travel to Birmingham City on Saturday.
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