“I think I’ve had some really good performances, but I also want to start getting on the score sheet a lot more. I think sometimes been difficult, but it’s something, as an attacker, I need to be doing.

“I think I’ve been playing well, but I need to start getting my numbers up.”

Although only seven games into the season, Tuesday’s clash with Dorchester already feels like a hugely important match, and a vital opportunity to seize three points.

“I think it’s a massive one”, said Watts-Barciela, speaking on the Dorchester game.

“Especially at home, it’s one that’s a must win. We definitely need three points there and they’re the sort of games that, at this stage in the season, you have to start picking your points up.

“Everyone knows it’s a very important game and we’re going to have to fight for each other. Everyone’s going to have to be up for it, including the subs – if you come on, be as good as the man you’ve come off for.

“I think it’d be fairly similar approach. We’ll do what we’ve been doing, maybe make it a little bit tighter in terms of a couple of mistakes we’re making all over the pitch, but we’re not far away from being a very good team.”

Ahead of last Saturday’s trip to Havant & Waterlooville, Parkway announced the long-desired return Tylor Love-Holmes, who has joined on a short-term loan deal from Truro City until January.

Love-Holmes became a fan favourite last season with energetic performances and could play a major part in turning Parkway’s fortunes around this season.

“I think it’s brilliant (that he’s back)”, said Watts-Barciela.

“Everyone knows the effect he had last season. He was scoring nearly every opportunity he was getting and was putting in an absolute shift every time he played.

“I think everyone knows how privileged we are to have him back this season. Hopefully he’ll do the same as he did last year and get a few goals and assists and then we’ll start picking up a few more points.”