Another exclusive from Exeter City's Official Website
Homegrown hero Dean Moxey paid tribute to his manager Paul Tisdale following City's promotion to League One and the City youth product believes his team could surprise a few people next season.
Moxey told the Official Website how important it has been that their boss keeps the players on their toes and showered praise on his manager.
"He has been different class for the last two years," he said.
"The manager has treated this season exactly the same as last year.
"And I'm sure if he keeps doing the same thing as last year then we will get more success."
Despite missing the early part of the season through injury, Moxey made 42 starts in all competitions but despite being a regular feature in the side City's number 21 believes you can never second guess Paul Tisdale.
"He knows his tactics and isn't afraid to change things so you never know what the team is going to be.
"That keeps you on your toes and you keep training hard week-in week-out.
City surprised many teams this season and Moxey feels that some League Two outfits underestimated the Grecians, a situation he hopes will repeat itself in League One.
"I think we play a good standard of football," he said.
"We get it down and pass it and I think hopefully teams will underestimate us again as they did in the early part of this season and we will get some points on the board.
"Hopefully if we are able to do that we may be able to push and get promotion again!
"But we have got to sit down in pre-season and talk and see what we want to achieve but I am sure all the lads will want to go for it because that is what being a footballer is all about.
"You can't just sit back and hope things happen, you have got to go for it."
Moxey also echoed the views of Neil Saunders who was delighted with the turnout for the parade and presentation back at the Park.
He said: "Days like this definitely show what a big fanbase we have for this level.
"You've seen all the people this year and it was the same again as last year.
"We have been hearing good news about the season ticket sales and hopefully they will continue to rise.
"If we can get more fans involved and coming down to home matches then this place will be bouncing!"
Moxey also found time to reflect on the unforgettable trip to Sheffield where the Grecians clinched promotion.
"It was unbelievable. Days like this are what it is all about," he said.
"It is what you play football for to play in the big games but to get back to back promotions is amazing and we can watch the Play Offs and relax as we don't need them."
Enjoyed hearing from Deano? Then why not read our exclusive chats with Neil Saunders and their boss, Paul Tisdale.
