Rejuvenated right-back Darren Moss has pleaded with Shrewsbury fans to show the team their support over the final 11 games of the season.

Some frustration has crept in around the Prostar Stadium in recent weeks as Town attempt to force their way back into the League Two promotion picture.

Boss Paul Simpson last week called for the backing of supporters for the end-of-season run-in – and Moss has echoed that cry ahead of the visit of Notts County.

“The frustration from the fans is a little bit of a concern,” said the 27-year-old.

“They pay their money and they are entitled to do as they please, but it’s not helpful to the lads.

“We know that we need to put the performance in to change things, but we want the supporters to get behind us and give us a lift sometimes.”

Moss is a likely starter tomorrow as Notts County visit Shropshire – and he knows that he is playing for his future at the club.

The Wrexham-born man is out of contract at the end of the season but is positive about his situation.

He added: “I was delighted to back in action on Tuesday (against Exeter).

“I had a good run in the team before the suspension. Getting back in the team has given me a real boost.

“Paul (Simpson) has shown faith in me and obviously I want to be repay that.

“We’ve got to take the positives out of Tuesday’s game and discard the negatives.

“We can still achieve promotion and all of the lads will be doing everything they can to make it happen.

“Nobody has given up on automatic promotion, but if it has to be the play-offs then so be it. There would be nothing better than to go up at Wembley.”

Moss was a prominent figure for Town from November through to February before a red card against Bournemouth set him back.

By SEAN WOZENCROFT