Wigan Athletic striker Grant Holt says they can take the strain of a promotion push and the Europa League Despite the club losing their Premier League status just days after winning the FA Cup final in May, there is a feeling of freshness and, with Coyle having received no inquiries for James McCarthy, Callum McManaman or Shaun Maloney, optimism that the squad can be kept together. "We've certainly got the depth and the quality, we can keep the ball, and the consistency will come," Holt, 32, said after scoring on his debut. It doesn't matter whether you're in the Europa League or not, games come thick and fast in this division. We'll probably get a bit of help from the League in moving the fixtures around. The Community Shield may be a distraction but Holt maintains that Coyle's side will not be heading to Wembley, where Wigan have already won twice this year, simply for a day out. "You can hardly say it's Wigan's ground because Manchester United have won a little bit more there, but we'll go there, try to enjoy it and do it the right way," he said. Ben Watson's long-range effort put Wigan ahead before the break against Barnsley and after Holt turned in an Emmerson Boyce shot with his knee, Barnsley's Dale Jennings was sent off for a wild lunge at James McArthur. Leon Barnett, another debutant, scored a third from close range before Maloney was handed a simple tap-in following Marc-Antoine Fortune's cross. Coyle said: "I think if someone had told me before the game that the performance was going to be of that stature, then we'd have grabbed it with both hands." Barnsley midfielder Stephen Dawson said: "A 4-0 scoreline is a killer to everyone at the club. We know we could have done better and we've got to move on now.