Western Sydney Wanderers to bounce back in the A-League now they have time to focus Western Sydney Wanderers coach Tony Popovic is adamant his club's A-League form will change in coming weeks now they are finally able to train without the disruption of frequent midweek travel. The Wanderers have been in a near constant state of recovery and travel since the start of the A-League season because of the burden of travel associated with the Asian Champions League, which Popovic says has hindered their consistency in preparation. Time has been a luxury for the Wanderers, who have had many of their training sessions limited to just tactical, recovery and light work to balance the demands of domestic and continental games. Results in the A-League have suffered as the Wanderers remain winless despite conquering Asia. There has been some difficulty in the adjustment to the varying styles but Popovic expects his side to rekindle their previous domestic form in the coming weeks. "It will be nice to get a bit of continuity on the training ground": Tony Popovic. "We've had six or seven weeks where all we've done is recover and fly," he said. Tuesday was probably the first solid session we've had in six weeks. It will be nice to get a bit of continuity on the training ground and getting the group together to work on the things we want to work on, so that's another thing we're looking forward to, so I'm sure as the weeks go by you will see a much stronger Wanderers. The Wanderers coach was coy on whether he will be able to accept a potential Asian Coach of the Year award as scheduling clashes with the ceremony may deem him ineligible to win a first for an Australian. Popovic is a strong chance to become the first Australian to win the award after confirming his nomination for the 2014 Asian Coach of the Year, but must overcome logistical issues to win the crown. Under AFC regulations, nominees must be present at the awards ceremony to accept a title, meaning Popovic must attend this year's awards in Manila on November 30 just 24 hours after an A-League game in Sydney. The Wanderers are working through arrangements to get their ACL-winning coach to the ceremony but Popovic is uncertain if he can make the ball a day after the Sydney derby. "Don't know yet," he said. Of course it's a great honour to be nominated and if we can we'll try and do it. If we can't, we can't. I'll leave that for the club to decide and whether we can fit it into our schedule. Western Sydney's task of clinching their first win in the A-League will not be easy as they travel once more to face the top-of-the-table Perth Glory on Saturday night. The Glory are the league's form team, having won four from their first five games as well as reaching the FFA Cup final with a 3-0 win over Bentleigh Greens midweek. The Wanderers will find a familiar face in the Glory side with former star of the red and black hoops, Youssouf Hersi, to face his former club for the first time. Mark Bridge benefited from Hersi's assists on many occasions but is not concerned with the threat his former teammate poses. "I don't really care," Bridge said. He was part of this team last year but he's gone now.