Shrewsbury can achieve 'something special' says goalkeeper Marko Marosi
Shrewsbury Town shot stopper Marko Marosi believes the current crop of players can achieve 'something special' and be remembered forever at the club.
Salop have had a superb season and currently sit in 8th place - just eight points off the play-offs heading into the final stretch of the season.
They are still outsiders for a top six place - but Marosi believes because of the group of players that have been assembled at the club - achieving success is possible.
Talking to BBC Radio Shropshire's, The Corale podcast, he said: "When I came I needed to restart, and it was a re-build here, and now we are so tight and so close.
"I really do believe it isn't beyond the realms of possibility to achieve something special, and be remembered forever at this club."
The current position is the closest Salop have been to the League One play-off spots - since Paul Hurst's side finished third and lost in the final back in 2018.
Also speaking on the podcast, Town skipper Luke Leahy recalled playing against that successful side - and believes there are similarities but also differences between the current crop and Hurst's outfit.
He added: "I played against them and it was non-stop.
"They had Ogogo, Whalley, Rodman, Godfrey, they had a good side.
"You can say they exceeded expectations but they had a good team and got to the play-off final.
"The players named there, they had some team, and we might not have one player who can do all that and played in the Prem, but we have such a tight knit squad and it shows."
