Wycombe Wanderers manager Michael Duff has confirmed that the team has no fresh injury concerns ahead of Saturday's League One opener away at Blackpool. The Blues boss says one of the biggest positives from pre-season has been keeping the majority of his squad fit and available. Asked about injuries, Duff gave a simple response: 'No.' Expanding on the club's preparations, Duff praised the work of the medical and sports science departments. 'The challenge to the medical and sports science staff at the start of pre-season was that we wanted the players fit and fresh,' he said. 'I think last week one thing we did show is that we looked fit, we looked fresh and there's no injuries. So from that point of view it's been a really positive pre-season.' Duff believes that physical condition was evident despite last week's defeat to Stevenage. 'The real work starts now,' he added. Wycombe Wanderers are currently 11th in League One, with 60 points from 43 games, and are 33 points behind leaders Lincoln. They have scored 63 goals and conceded 51 so far this season, with a +12 goal difference.