The club has seen the arrival of many new faces in recent months.
A settled and happy environment is how Athlone Town is being described ahead of their latest League of Ireland fixture.
Midfielder Aaron Connolly has been a mainstay for the midlanders and believes his team could and should have many more points than the 19 they've accrued already.
The club has seen the arrival of many new faces in recent months, with Frantz Pierrot and Valeri Dolya contributing 14 of their 23 league goals this season.
Connolly says the blend and the balance is working out well:
Athlone will face Kerry at 7.45pm this evening.
Elsewhere in the First Division, runaway leaders Galway United entertain Wexford this evening.
Second plays third at the RSC with Waterford up against Cobh Ramblers, and Bray play Finn Harps.
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