Leahy, who was able to grab the winning goal after summer signing Andy Cook had levelled the scores on the stroke of half-time, admitted that last season the team would have crumbled under the pressure and may well have gone on to concede an equaliser.
Speaking via the Express & Star, Luke said; "I think last year we’d have conceded and ended up drawing the Plymouth game 2-2. It’s the mindset of everyone. We have a winning mentality, even in training there is stuff you have to do if you lose, there are punishments – you don’t want to lose.
"The gaffer has brought in a winning mentality and it showed against Plymouth – we put bodies on the line. Jon Guthrie had a bloody nose, Kieron went down injured. Everyone put everything they had into it. And that’s all he asks from us. To give everything. In training, the five and six-a-sides are really intense. The gaffer wants us to win at everything."