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Wanderers’ squad rotation has been a source of debate in recent weeks, but which players have had the most minutes this season?
The Whites are currently seventh in the League One table – only behind fifth-place Portsmouth on goal difference at this stage.
Ian Evatt’s men drew 0-0 at Cambridge United over the weekend despite finishing the game with 10 men after Kyle Dempsey was sent off.
But which players have been mainstays in the side and who has had to be patient for opportunities?
Vice-captain Gethin Jones currently leads the way, having racked up 1,844 minutes in all competitions since the start of the campaign.
George Johnston, who played more minutes than any other member of the squad last term, also ranks highly.
James Trafford makes the top three, having featured in every league game so far but missing several cup ties.
Skipper Ricardo Santos and Liverpool loanee Conor Bradley are close behind, having both missed the odd game through suspension.
Last season’s top-scorer Dapo Afolayan has found himself out of the starting line-up at times but is still in the top 10 in terms of playing time.
At the other end of the list, Josh Sheehan and Lloyd Isgrove’s game time has been limited due to long-term injuries, while summer signings Eoin Toal and Owen Beck are yet to start in the league.
Jon Dadi Bodvarsson also sits fairly low on the list following a run of bad injury luck since pre-season.
Here is a full list of how many minutes each Wanderers player has managed this season
1. Gethin Jones (1,844 mins)
2. George Johnston (1,786 mins)
3. James Trafford (1,620 mins)
4. Ricardo Santos (1,596 mins)
5. Conor Bradley (1,567 mins)
6. Jack Iredale (1,462 mins)
7. MJ Williams (1,316 mins)
8. Dion Charles (1,272 mins)
9. Dapo Afolayan (1,055 mins)
10. Aaron Morley (1,038 mins)
11. Kyle Dempsey (1,028 mins)
12. Kieran Lee (1,017 mins)
13. Elias Kachunga (991 mins)
14. George Thomason (936 mins)
15. Jon Dadi Bodvarsson (745 mins)
16. Will Aimson (674 mins)
17. Amadou Bakayoko (641 mins)
18. Declan John (610 mins)
19. Kieran Sadlier (569 mins)
20. Josh Sheehan (305 mins)
21. Lloyd Isgrove (170 mins)
22. Eoin Toal (145 mins)
23. Owen Beck (120 mins)
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Wanderers’ squad rotation has been a source of debate in recent weeks, but which players have had the most minutes this season?
The Whites are currently seventh in the League One table – only behind fifth-place Portsmouth on goal difference at this stage.
Ian Evatt’s men drew 0-0 at Cambridge United over the weekend despite finishing the game with 10 men after Kyle Dempsey was sent off.
But which players have been mainstays in the side and who has had to be patient for opportunities?
Vice-captain Gethin Jones currently leads the way, having racked up 1,844 minutes in all competitions since the start of the campaign.
George Johnston, who played more minutes than any other member of the squad last term, also ranks highly.
James Trafford makes the top three, having featured in every league game so far but missing several cup ties.
Skipper Ricardo Santos and Liverpool loanee Conor Bradley are close behind, having both missed the odd game through suspension.
Last season’s top-scorer Dapo Afolayan has found himself out of the starting line-up at times but is still in the top 10 in terms of playing time.
At the other end of the list, Josh Sheehan and Lloyd Isgrove’s game time has been limited due to long-term injuries, while summer signings Eoin Toal and Owen Beck are yet to start in the league.
Jon Dadi Bodvarsson also sits fairly low on the list following a run of bad injury luck since pre-season.
Here is a full list of how many minutes each Wanderers player has managed this season
1. Gethin Jones (1,844 mins)
2. George Johnston (1,786 mins)
3. James Trafford (1,620 mins)
4. Ricardo Santos (1,596 mins)
5. Conor Bradley (1,567 mins)
6. Jack Iredale (1,462 mins)
7. MJ Williams (1,316 mins)
8. Dion Charles (1,272 mins)
9. Dapo Afolayan (1,055 mins)
10. Aaron Morley (1,038 mins)
11. Kyle Dempsey (1,028 mins)
12. Kieran Lee (1,017 mins)
13. Elias Kachunga (991 mins)
14. George Thomason (936 mins)
15. Jon Dadi Bodvarsson (745 mins)
16. Will Aimson (674 mins)
17. Amadou Bakayoko (641 mins)
18. Declan John (610 mins)
19. Kieran Sadlier (569 mins)
20. Josh Sheehan (305 mins)
21. Lloyd Isgrove (170 mins)
22. Eoin Toal (145 mins)
23. Owen Beck (120 mins)
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