Paul Lambert has declared himself satisfied with his Blackburn Rovers squad following the closure of the emergency loan window.
The Scotsman made an impressive start to life at Ewood Park by picking up three points in his first match in charge against Preston North End last weekend.
Lambert's only piece of transfer business this week saw him bring Doneil Henry back to the club on loan from West Ham United, with the former Aston Villa chief opting against recruiting one more new face prior to Thursday evening's deadline.
"I'm delighted with the group I've got and I want to give everybody a chance to see what they can do here," he told Blackburn's official website.
"We've a big enough squad anyway and the lads that we've got have done ever so well for us. There's ones who haven't played or even made the bench that are good players."
Rovers face Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday afternoon in Lambert's first home game in charge of the Lancashire outfit.
