Cheltenham Town have two games to preserve their Football League status - and manager Gary Johnson has revealed one of the techniques he is using to try and bring the best out of his players . When Johnson took over as manager of the League Two club on March 30 , he wrote ' I promise to do all I can to keep Cheltenham Town in the league ' on an A3 sheet of paper and asked his players to put their signature on it . 'They all signed it , ' Johnson said to the BBC . 'Some signed it and meant it , and some signed it and did n't mean it . Cheltenham Town manager Gary Johnson got every payer to pledge to give his all when he took over . Cheltenham were beaten by Northampton in their last game and have two games left to try and stay up . 'When you come to this stage of the season you need everyone to give everything for the cause , ' Johnson added . 'You also need team-mates you can rely on . The lads that are here need to know they can rely on the others - and if they ca n't rely on some then you have to move them on . ' Cheltenham occupy 23rd in League Two and trail 22nd placed Hartlepool United and the safety places by a point . Their final two games are against second placed Shrewsbury and 13th placed Wimbledon .
Cheltenham Town are battling to stay in League Two with two games left . Manager Gary Johnson became manager of the club at 13th . He got the team to sign a piece of paper promising to give their all .