Wycombe Wanderers manager Matt Bloomfield has once again praised the attitude of Jasper Pattenden following his emergence into the first team.

The 21-year-old has started the last four games in all competitions which has seen the Chairboys win three times and keep two clean sheets.

The only blemish during that run before this weekend's international break was the 2-1 loss away at Portsmouth on October 3.

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Additionally, since securing his place in the starting line-up, Pattenden has also been deployed into a central midfielder where he is slowly developing himself into a utility player.

He told the Free Press: “I’m more proud than pleased as I know what type of character he is.

“I’m proud of the way he’s shown resilience.

“He’s had people in front of him and there have been types where he’s been frustrated.

“Jasper has been performing at a high level.

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“He did it in pre-season as he stood out.

“It didn’t happen for him last year, it didn’t happen at the start of the season, but he’s been given an opportunity and he’s grabbed it.

“Fair play to him.”