THE Colchester United Juggernaut keeps rolling on, if anything gathering pace from game to game.

Another win on the road this week, with Cheltenham the latest team to fall to the Cowley revolution.

While the wins are important and we do seem to be hitting form at just the right time, what is more noticeable for me is not just the results but rather in how we are achieving them.

West Ham defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka could soon become part of the England squad under Thomas Tuchel.

The 27-year-old signed for the Hammers in the summer and has gone on to be a rare success story from Julen Lopetegui’s only window in charge.

The former Manchester United man has had a telling impact under new boss Graham Potter and has proven his worth at the London Stadium.

Now the Englishman will be hoping for a place in the Three Lions set-up despite failing to earn a place in Tuchel’s first squad.

Wan-Bissaka to be in next England squad

There is no doubt that the ex-Crystal Palace man has represented a step up in quality from Vladimir Coufal this season.

His qualities in defensive areas have helped on the flank while his attacking ability has surprised fans in East London at times.

This could make him a useful option at St George’s Park, especially with the likes of Reece James and Myles Lewis-Skelly getting a call-up.

West Ham find gem in Wan-Bissaka

The defender was constantly ridiculed during his spell at Old Trafford for his lack of attacking talent but that hasn’t been the case in East London.

This arguably allowed the Irons to sign the Englishman for such a cheap fee which represents one of the biggest bargains in the Premier League.

Wan-Bissaka on one flank and Ollie Scarles on the other represents a progressive full-back set up which could serve Potter and Co. well for years.

With Jarrod Bowen already in the England squad, the skipper could soon be joined by another London Stadium fan favourite.

Mohammed Kudus needs to turn his career around after a poor season at West Ham.

The Ghana international has done very little to impress this season despite being a key player for the Hammers since signing from Ajax.

Under Graham Potter, the 24-year-old’s struggles have continued and has hasn’t shown any sign of improvement in recent weeks.

Looking ahead to the summer transfer window, the versatile forward may be breathing a sigh of relief as a potential exit for one star looks possible.