Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman has said that his side's achievements on the pitch have been overshadowed by the club's financial problems.
The cash-strapped Lancashire outfit currently lie 14th in League Two, just five points off the play-off places.
Coleman told BBC Radio Lancashire: "The players' achievements seem to have gone under the radar.
"They've rolled their sleeves up and shown the right attitude. I think that's what should make the headlines."
On Wednesday, Stanley were granted more time to pay the outstanding tax bill that threatens the club's future.
Accrington were facing a winding up order, brought by HM Revenue and Customs, over an unpaid sum of £308,000.
But, after the club promised that the remaining £112,000 would be paid within a week, the High Court case was adjourned.
"It is worrying times for everybody, but once matters are resolved permanently I think everybody can start focusing on what we do as a football club," added Coleman.
"We're just trying to prepare to win the game against Grimsby on Friday.
"We try and motivate the players the best we can and I think that's one of our strengths."
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