Ian Holloway says the Blue Army can frighten Colchester into submission when the two sides meet at the Walkers Stadium this weekend.

The Foxes take on Geraint William's side needing to gain victory to bolster their Championship survival chances.

Colchester, meanwhile, have nothing to play for but pride after Barnsley's victory over Watford condemned them to relegation on Wednesday evening.

And Holloway believes the Leicester fans have got a massive part to play in the club's quest for survival.

He said: "All I am asking is for everyone to bring their voices with them on Saturday. We have got to make sure that Colchester are scared stiff when they come out that tunnel into our magnificent stadium.

"I saw Liverpool the other night go a goal down to Arsenal, who were playing exceptionally well. But the Liverpool fans didn't stop singing. They created an amazing atmosphere and they went on to win the game 4-2.

"What I would say to anyone out there is yes, ok, we are in this situation - but it is nothing a couple of wins wouldn't put right. And I believe we are more than capable of achieving that."

Holloway will have a number of fresh faces at his disposal for the contest.

He added: "We got four players coming back into contention, which is great news. Lee Hendrie and Barry Hayles are both available once again, while DJ Campbell and Jamie Clapham have recovered from injury.

"But whoever goes out there this weekend will know exactly who they are playing for and what is at stake - you can be sure of that."

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