21-year-old Dobson, who, if selected, will be making his 88th club appearance as the Saddlers take on Stanley, insisted that none of his teammates want to be playing in League Two next season and revealed that he remains confident that the team will get back to winning ways and secure safety.
Speaking via the Express & Star, Dobbo said; "100 per cent we have the hunger needed to stay up. Nobody wants to be playing in League Two next season. Every player is hungry to stay up.
"It has happened a few times this season where a few players have gone within themselves in games. It happened again against Oxford, but we know we have got to be much better than that.
"I’m still very confident we will stay up and there is definitely still hunger in the dressing room to stay up. Over the next three games we are playing the teams that, along with us, are in the worse form in the league.
"They are going to be sat there ahead of the game thinking exactly the same thing we are. Accrington, Southend and Wycombe are three games that we can’t go into fearing what could happen. We can’t play within ourselves."