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2015年9月26日星期六

Aston Villa boss Tim Sherwood would not sell Jack Grealish for £60m

Tim Sherwood says he would not be tempted to sell Aston Villa starlet Jack Grealish even if he was offered £60m for the youngster. The 20-year-old, who is yet to decide whether to represent England or the Republic of Ireland at international level, has enjoyed an impressive start to the season. Grealish broke into the first team at Villa Park during the last campaign and has flourished under Sherwood, with his manager now slapping a huge valuation on the young midfielder.
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Asked how much his player is worth, Sherwood told the Daily Mirror: "I wouldn't want to sell Jack Grealish for £60m today, put it that way. I know what he could possibly be. "What looks expensive this year might not be expensive next year. That's the way the game is going. "He's a great player is Jack, but he's got to realise - I've been on at him every day - there is more to the game than just when you're in possession.
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2015年9月25日星期五

Mails: Can Steven Gerrard please f*** off?

Don’t shoot the messenger. It’s what the people are saying. They’re also saying Klopp for Newcastle, Jose for PSG and there’s lots on what’s good/bad about Football365…

If you want a Sunday mailbox, you need to send mails to theeditor@football365 about Saturday’s football.

Please just f*** off Stevie…I’m a Liverpool fan and what I’m about to say now will be considered sacrilegious and completely unacceptable by most…But can Steven Gerrard please f##k off?

I am well and truly in the ‘Rodgers is a muppet’ camp and believe that it is time for him to move on, but it is a bugbear of mine that Stevie G allows himself to continuously stick his oar in and cast his shadow all the way from the other side of the Atlantic.

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There is obviously some degree of sour grapes with Gerrard that he was unable to continue his career with Liverpool, but it is obvious that it was not going to be possible in a playing capacity. And I believe that Rodgers was right not to give him a coaching role as there is no point in having a backroom staff member who is more than likely going to undermine your authority. Gerrard is managing to do that now from over 3000 miles away!

I think that kicking a dog when it is down is cowardly. It’s all well and good when you can hide behind an army of supporters who are firing vitriol in a similar direction.

Gerrard is still a professional footballer getting paid handsomely by his employer to help them achieve success. I would like to see him keep the head down and stick to this task. He is showing a complete lack of respect to L.A Galaxy by repeatedly declaring that he would have accepted a coaching role if offered one. Also missing training sessions for your club to fulfill media commitments for B.T. Sport is a disgrace and shows a complete lack of regard for a league that is trying to develop, and establish itself as being somewhat competitive on the world stage.

I haven’t read his book and I have no intention to as I find that people who go down that route to deepen their already well-lined pockets through bland recitals of self importance, only manage to do one thing. To tarnish and besmirch what would have been and should have been a pristine and glistening legendary reputation. (Fergie who has rightly garnered a huge amount of respect from his years of management continually lets his infallible mask slip with each book he releases, as he airs his petty grievances and aims to settle scores)

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So please Stevie, keep your head below the pulpit and do what you do best…on the football field.
Eoghan, LFC, Cavan
…Far be it from me (a United fan) to make a definitive call on good old Stevie Me but he seems to be coming across as a right bitter little git at the moment, Rafa said this Rafa did that, I blame Brendan for Chelsea loss, Jesus I’m not a Rodgers fan at all but what was he meant to do, “go out and do your best the’re better than us”? If I remember rightly Mr Gerrard it was you who fell over at an inopportune moment, I also remember it was you stamping all over Herrera not Brendan, his whining is little more than trying to justify himself and blame others for his failures. Liverpool fans do you think he is spoiling his legacy at the club or do you still hold him in legend status?
Paul Murphy, Manchester

…Had to agree with the article during the week regarding Sir Alex Ferguson. It felt like clickbait done in a different manner. One thing I have noticed is that Steven Gerrard seems to be getting away with it a bit. Revelations that he hates Diouf, Pearce and Atkinson weren’t quite that revealing, but his memory of the Chelsea game is simply laughable. Fair enough Liverpool went gung-ho for a win when all they needed was a draw, but the goal they conceded was hardly a result of their style of play. Knocking the ball backwards and forwards waiting for half-time at 0-0 is hardly terrible tactics. Say what you want about the slip but I remember how Gerrard played in the second half of that match. A selfish man on a one-man mission to try and save the team, it was like he was getting paid per shot. Saying he had a lump in his throat when he was dropped against United, well he hardly proved Brendan wrong.

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But the story that takes the biscuit has to be how his feelings were hurt that he wasn’t offered a position at Liverpool.

‘what would have kept me at Liverpool into this season was the chance of shadowing Brendan Rodgers and his staff as well as playing. Those ideas were only mentioned to me after I had announced I was leaving.I don’t know if I am going to be good enough to be a manager, or a number one, number two, number three or number four. Liverpool replaced coaches Colin Pascoe and Mike Marsh in the summer, so they were looking for a new number two, or number three or number four. I would have been tailor-made to fill one of these roles, as well as making myself available as a squad player.’

Pretty tough to coach Liverpool all the way from LA? Announcing his new club and contract probably meant he wasn’t a viable option four months later when the positions became available.
Carl Doolan

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Dear all footballers and managers…When you leave a club, retire, or go into semi-retirement somewhere in the colonies, please just shut up and leave.

You have more money than anyone could ever possibly need. We, the fans, understand that there’s no such thing as loyalty to clubs any more. You are just making it worse.

I’m with Daniel Storey on the Fergie books. Ditto everyone else. The tit-for-tat autobiography and open letter to fans are two of the worse developments in football in recent times.

It’s easy to not buy the books, I understand that, it’s much harder to avoid the lurid headlines condensed from the ‘juiciest extracts’ that flood all actual sports media. I know I’m old fashioned, but books should not be a secondary career choice when you aren’t any good at your first job any-more. This equally applies to former pop stars (bulbous salutations to you Morrissey, know you’re a big fan of the mailbox).

Please footballers, go quietly into that good MLS team and shut the hell up.

Yours grumpily,
Jeremy Aves
Klopp for the Toon?
With yet another crisis sweeping through the Newcastle camp, their executives must surely be considering the position of McClaren after such woeful and insipid performances. The club’s core seems to be rotting away with a stagnant youth system, poor player recruitment and an owner of whom the less said the better. Considering their performances since January of this year they are in real danger of slipping into the Championship again. For a club with a large stadium, passionate supporters and a decent youth recruitment network surely this is a club which has for too long been underachieving.

This is where Jurgen Klopp could come in. A man renowned for his ability to galvanize not only players, but the club as a whole. By god Newcastle need some inspiration and a man who could instill some sense of self-worth back into a club which has fallen on hard times. With its current facilities and a loyal fanbase this is a Klopp project if I ever saw one.
Leon, Basel

Jose for Paris?
In response to PhX, the answer is: PSG. Mourinho will go to PSG. Limitless funds, and the chance to achieve something no other PSG manager has, in wininng the European Cup. Plus, as something of an arriviste club, they don’t waste time with the notions of ‘class’ and ‘ethics’ that would prevent the likes of Barcelona, Bayern, Juventus or (gritting my teeth as I say this as a Liverpool fan) Manchester United from hiring such a divisive and, frankly, unpleasant figure.

I imagine the only ambition at club level that Mourinho has left is to be the first manager to win the European Cup with three different clubs, and the likelihood is that he won’t achieve that with Chelsea, or indeed any English club, given the demands of the English season.
Dara O’Reilly, London

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…In response to PhX, MUFC’s question, I think the obvious answer is PSG.

It’s a chance to easily add more league titles and domestic cups to his ever-expanding trophy cabinet and it will satisfy his ego by allowing him to boast that he has won titles in 73 different countries. He would inherit a fantastic squad with the budget to improve it further and even by just making it to the Champions League semi-finals he would be surpassing PSG’s European achievements in previous years.
James Bruschini, CFC (hopefully he stays though!)

Sunderland: Like having a bath in a colander
Interesting to see an entry in the mailbox about Sunderland’s awfulness. As a Sunderland fan I’ve been pretty happy to see the talk of ‘how much?’ for Anthony Martial, ‘how poor?’ Chelsea are playing and ‘how odd?’ when it comes to Brendan Rodgers, because none of these are how much our squad has cost, how poor they’re playing, and how odd everything has been this summer.

Advocaat didn’t want to be here. Then he did. From the summer signings, Lens, M’Villa and Toivonen seem to be players the manager actually wanted. Matthews, Kaboul and Coates are here because we needed players for those positions. Advocaat called them bench players. Advocaat spoke of wanting a strong attacker who can play up front on his own, he gets Borini. Left-back van Arnholt is having a stinker of a start to the season and with no alternative in the squad, we bring in Yedlin to bring our count of right backs to three. Odd.

It’s football manager stuff. “We need a left-back, let’s check the transfer list – ooh look they only want £8m for Borini.”

Defoe doesn’t really fit into how Advocaat wants to play, but he’s stuck with him because he was another right-man-at-the-right-time when we needed a forward in January. Roberge, Mavrias, Graham, Buckley and Bridcutt are still hanging about at the club. It’s been so long since anyone last saw them I presume they’ve gone feral and are crawling around in the air-con system. Vergini was signed and loaned when he wasn’t wanted and Alvarez is so bad neither us nor Inter want anything to do with him. FIFA are to decide who picks up his tab.

The transfer set-up of Lee Congerton and Advocaat hasn’t worked this summer. The same as it didn’t work with Congerton and Poyet last summer. Or De Fanti and Di Canio the summer before. It’s a shame to say because he has put money into the club, but Ellis Short is the one constant factor behind this. We’re constantly plugging gaps. It’s like having a bath in a colander. I can only hope Advocaat manages to turn the corner with this side before he has enough and walks.
Kevin, SAFC, currently sat in Newcastle

It must be tough…blah blah blahLately I’ve really been enjoying the variety of mails in the mailbox regarding teams we don’t often hear about. Even as an Arsenal fan I agree that it can be tedious hearing about the same teams over and over again and it makes sense to have a different perspective when information on Premier League teams is readily available however there’s not so much coverage for lower league teams. However, do you know what’s even more boring than hearing about Arsenal/Chelsea/Liverpool/Man U constantly? When someone who supports a lower-league club comes to the mailbox with the “must be tough always finishing in the top four when my club can’t do XYZ…’ rhetoric.

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Obviously it’s probably worse being a Portsmouth fan than a Man City one, but there seems to be a massive misunderstanding of relativity in the mailbox. Yes, in absolute terms, Coventry for example have a harder time of it than Man U but relative to expectations, Man U finishing seventh under Moyes was an absolute disaster and equally worthy of complaining about. Finishing in the top half of the Premier League may be what you dream about for your club, but it’s the stuff of nightmares for others. Yes, it’s entitlement in the extreme but unless you support a club at the absolute bottom of the football pyramid, there’s always going to be someone worse off than you so by that logic no one should ever complain.

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This is sounding a bit more ranty than I first anticipated but it’s a fairly simple concept a few mailboxers are struggling to get their head round or just wilfully ignoring. Should the CEO of Volkswagen stroll into the next board meeting and say “don’t worry about the pandemonium going on here lads, there’s a small car garage in Bavaria that’s struggling to make ends meet, we should be grateful for what we have”? Obviously there’s excessive moaning but there’s no threshold at which you’re no longer allowed to complain because your club have it so good.
Brett (‘One man’s trash is another man’s treasure’) AFC

Better togetherGattuso and Pirlo is great, but Keane and Scholes were better I’d argue.

Keane scored a lot more goals than Gattuso (57 compared to 13) and Scholes was a lot more physical than Pirlo. More brawn and more brains overall, Keane was a much better footballer than people give him credit for and Scholes got a lot more tackles right than he got wrong.

I wish I had a Sicilian girl with a nice arse.
Silvio (Convinced Souness wears a wig. Remove if scared of libel, MC) Dante

Not scouting…just listing good playersIf you pick players who win more games than others, have played consistantly over two years in one of the top leagues, you’re hardly ‘identifying’ a player. I’m pretty sure his identity will be well known. Maybe not to Andy Townsend and co, but I digress.

I thought the whole point of scouting was to uncover the gems in not so well know areas of the world. Create a matrix whereby you can find actual hidden gems and you’ll make yourself a fortune.
Anthony (Who’s is this Griezmann chap?) Kane, Milan

How is Dwight Gayle not a superstar?I may be a few days late with this – as far as his hat-trick the other night – but can anyone tell me what it is that is holding Dwight Gayle back from being an absolute (English) superstar striker? As far as I can see he has a pretty fantastic goals per game time ratio over the last two or three seasons but for some reason he is never a regular and was expected to leave Palace for Norwich at the start of the season. Every time I’ve seen him he has been brilliant. I saw footage of him scoring at least a hat-trick in a pre-season friendly at Barnet – superb goals. Is there something going on behind the scenes of a personal nature that keeps him out of contention for any of the big clubs that I’m not aware of because on the surface to me he is as good as anyone else we seem to have available for England at present. Any Palace fans have any insider knowledge on this?
Steven Hunt, Draughtsman

The Bristols…Oh EdQuoth…Ed, Ed, Ed, Ed. I like your mails. I do. But the Bristol derby. Well, it’s special. You guessed wrong. If you ever get a chance to go to one, I urge you to. I mean, I’ve never been myself. But by all means, go. The Gas are firmly my second team, in fact I’ve been a card-carrying season tickets for my beloved second team yet never for my nameless first team. (I’m from Milton Keynes, it’s Man United obviously). It cost 55 quid for a season back when I was a student at the glorified Polytechnic in Bristol.

Ed didn’t do his research, he said this. But enter ‘Bristol Rovers Bristol City’ into a popular search engine and the first autofill will be ‘violence’. Alas. I’m not here to glorify that by any means, but it gives you an idea that the rivalry is anything but stale. Both sides have amazing support, it’s passionate to the point of slightly mental. They indeed don’t play very often, and when they do, the intensity of the occasion can get the better of some folks. This seems to have happened in their last meeting a couple of years back which ended in pitch invasions and a few arrests. Bad times, as I’m sure Justin Lee Collins would have described it.

I can remember once wondering toward a Rovers game with me jersey on and a girl, who couldn’t have been more than ten, yelling ‘Rovers W*nker’ at me from across the street. She was probably right.

Do you think this will wake Mike BRFC from his slumber? Where art thou Mike?
Paul (If you don’t put a proper sign-off they sell you out by publishing your actual birth name… thanks 365) London

We miss it too…but it was time-consuming and not that popularTo all at 365 towers, love the site and you all do a great job (as a rule of thumb, go to another site and you’ll generally find yourself back here within a short space of time). I visit this site so much that I’ve got lazy and made it my homepage rather than a bookmark.

One of the features I miss however is the article that used to provide three statistical bullet points about each team on a weekly basis. It was great to learn some stats on teams and players that may not be apparent at first, watch games to see if it rang true and generally drop obscure stats to back up a debate about a player/team with your mates.

It is also of no coincidence that since its removal from this fine domain that my fantasy team performance has suffered tremendously.

Please bring it back, I can’t be the only one that misses it surely?!?
Amit (hate that when a player scores, the first question asked is who got the assist), London

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The quiz: Rock hardYes blueluke. The quiz is most certainly back and I like you was delighted and full of happiness to see it return.

That happiness soon turned to frustration when I realised that F365 had decided to attempt a ridiculously difficult quiz, which must be on a par with some form of University Challenge crossed with Mastermind.

I usually hit the dizzy heights of 14 or 15, occasionally get higher, usually get lower. Today a grand total of 2 (and the Liverpool answer was multiple choice).

Slightly easier questions next week please F365 to set me up for the weekend. With a score in the mid-teens it gives me a sense of enormous well being. And then I’m happy for the rest of the weekends football, safe in the knowledge there will always be a bit of my heart devoted to it.
Micky (the quiz was about foreigners, am I racist, xenophobic, just stupid?) Romford

Who needs a woman?Maybe it’s because I am currently a bachelor, or a singleman if you will or maybe its just because I’m a miserable f*cker, but those mails where a guy smugly and doe-eyedly writes in to tell how their adult partner formed an opinion about something (football) and subsequently followed that up with a sentence make me cringe and think of Hollyoaks for no apparent reason. I’ve never watched Hollyoaks in my life but I presume ”a top bird” in it is one who can do a sentence about the footy before slyly sneaking out and having a sordid affair with her own lack of self in a dingy flat above the local pub.

I am in a very good moment now.
Kevin Walsh (Raven hair, two eyes, knows her football), Luimneach

On That Merson LineWe already know what Plato was like with a drink problem.

They say, he could stick it away; Half a crate of whiskey every day, according to certain historians.
Alex Stokoe, Newcastle upon Tyne
…Today I saw that, in your usual Mediawatch pot-shot at Paul Merson, you made light of his long term battle with alcoholism.

I wonder, on a scale of 1 to 10, just how righteous you would have been in your condemnation had another website drawn parallels between his predictions and his ‘drinking problem’? Or is it only bad when the Mail Online does it?

You stay classy F365.
Laurence, East London(‘I too am a long-time but soon-to-be lapsed F365 reader’ is what you wrote on Tuesday. Still here? – The Editor)

…’We now know what Plato would have been like with a drink problem.’ Thank you F365 for one of my favourite lines read on a website…
JazGooner

2015年5月5日星期二

Arsenal draw level with City

Two Sanchez strikes and an Aaron Ramsey goal put the visitors firmly in control in the first half, before Stephen Quinn gave Hull hope on 56 minutes, but the Gunners held on.

Arsenal are now unbeaten in 10 games and, still with a game in hand, they have equalled City’s 70 points, albeit with an inferior goal difference.

The win also secured Arsene Wenger's side a place in the Champions League for the 18th successive season.

Hull remain level on points and goal difference with Leicester in the battle for Premier League survival, but have dropped beneath them having scored fewer goals.

Sanchez, who has now scored in all three meetings with Hull this season, pick-pocketed Tom Huddlestone in midfield after 28 minutes to instigate the opener. Jake Livermore brought him down to prevent an ominous dribble towards goal, but Sanchez’s 25-yard free-kick sailed past a helpless Steve Harper, via a fortuitous deflection off Michael Dawson.

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Five minutes later, Santi Cazorla pinged a missile of a pass with his left foot from the half-way line, picking out the onrushing Ramsey perfectly. The Welshman, who had seemed certain to be substituted earlier after an ankle injury, controlled it and beat Harper with another deflection benefitting the visitors.

While Hull had their moments in the first half – Sone Aluko sent a feeble header off target from a few yards out after Robbie Brady’s left-wing cross – Arsenal put the game beyond them before the interval.

Sanchez had been denied by Harper after Cazorla sent him scurrying through on goal but, presented with an identical chance seconds later, he wouldn’t miss again. Ramsey played in Sanchez, who rounded the goalkeeper for his side’s third.

Quinn, who had threatened with a first-half header, gave Hull hope by converting a similar chance on 56 minutes. Huddlestone centred the ball and the Irishman scored his first Premier League goal in eight years.

Although Hull rallied admirably following their goal, Arsenal continued to illuminate the match with some stunning interchange in the final third. One such move was highlighted by a quite remarkable back-heeled volley by Mesut Ozil which set up a dangerous Sanchez move down the left.

Jack Wilshere’s return as a 68th minute substitute in place of Ramsey was another major positive for Arsene Wenger ahead of the final three games of the season. His first involvement was a trademark burst out of midfield to win a free-kick but although the manner of his acceleration evoked memories of old, his fall was worrying until he immediately climbed to his feet.

Wilshere nearly crowned his return with a goal when Hector Bellerin’s initial shot was kept out by Harper and his close-range rebound was kept out by James Chester. As Wilshere appealed for handball, Sanchez bundled the loose ball wide.

The England midfielder continued his impressive cameo with a quick dash down the right wing that may have resulted in a penalty after he fell under Chester’s challenge. A fellow England international returning from a serious injury, Theo Walcott, only got four minutes but a side-footed effort drifted wide before Sanchez's hopes for a hat-trick evaporated when he shot wide as Arsenal counter-attacked in stoppage time.

Arsenal have now won 18 of their past 21 games, and host Swansea next as they aim to take advantage of their extra match over City.

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2015年4月19日星期日

Harry Kane can only get better, says Mauricio Pochettino

Mauricio Pochettino is sure there is more to come from Harry Kane after seeing him score his 30th goal of the season.

Kane became the first Spurs player since Gary Lineker to reach the 30-mark with a late strike in his side's 3-1 Premier League victory at Newcastle on Sunday.

However, Pochettino is convinced the 21-year-old England hitman can improve further as he continues to make his way in the game.

He said: "He has big potential. He is young and this is his first full season in the first team. We need to push him to try to improve his level because he has the potential to improve.

"It's a fantastic achievement and I congratulate him. He deserves this moment because he has worked a lot. It's an historic thing.

"He's happy in the changing room and all his team-mates are happy, and I think all our supporters and the club are happy at his achievement."

If it was Kane who put the icing on the cake at St James' Park, it was Nacer Chadli and Christian Eriksen who paved the way for his late contribution as the visitors condemned Newcastle to a sixth successive league defeat.

Chadli fired them in front on the half-hour and after Jack Colback had levelled 20 seconds after the restart, Eriksen scored with a free-kick which evaded all the yellow shirts in the middle and defeated keeper Tim Krul.

He said: "We fully deserved the victory and the three points. I think our performance was better than Newcastle's and I am very pleased for our players.

"I am happy to recover this feeling after the last two games - that wasn't good and it's important to feel victory again."

Central midfielder Delph has been a key figure for Villa in a season that has also seen the 25-year-old make his full England debut.

He underlined this with the winner at Wembley - a cool side-footed finish after collecting Grealish's pass into the box.

"When I came to the club Fabian Delph had just signed a new contract. He's showed a lot of loyalty and he will do for me," added Sherwood.

"We need characters like that who are willing to put themselves on the line.

"I've never seen him have a bad day for England at Wembley and hopefully he'll play well in the final.

"He's nicked a couple of goals for us recently and I've been encouraging him to do that.

"Hopefully he'll carry on that way and become too expensive for anybody to buy."

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2015年4月12日星期日

QPR 0-1 Chelsea: Cesc Fabregas strike foils valiant Rangers

Cesc Fabregas' 88th-minute strike dealt a significant blow to Queens Park Rangers' survival hopes as Chelsea moved to within 11 points of the title with a 1-0 win at Loftus Road.

With the game destined for a goalless draw after a spirited display from Rangers against the below-par Premier League leaders, Fabregas converted Eden Hazard's cross to shatter the home side and restore the Blues' seven-point lead at the top of the table.

Willian struck the woodwork in the opening exchanges, while Charlie Austin and Matt Phillips drew Chelsea 'keeper Thibaut Courtois into fine saves in each half, before Fabregas decided the outcome of the game.

Chelsea now require just three wins and two draws their remaining games to win a fourth Premier League crown, while Rangers remain in the bottom three, two points from safety.

Jose Mourinho handed Didier Drogba his first start since February’s win at Aston Villa after Loic Remy - who was expected to deputise for the injured Diego Costa - was ruled out of a reunion with his former club through injury.

In a first half of few chances, Chelsea inadvertently went closest to opening the scoring eight minutes in when Willian’s cross-shot almost caught Rob Green out but cannoned against the post.

With Drogba leading the line, the Blues’ pattern of play in the first half saw a number of long balls played up to the Ivorian, but Rangers centre-backs Nedum Onuoha and Steven Caulker dealt with the aerial assault.

Similarly, Rangers tried to find Bobby Zamora and Austin in advanced positions and, while this proved to be a fruitless venture at times, Rangers still posed a threat.

Ramires squandered a decent chance for the visitors as he steered Drogba’s cross over wide of the target on the half-hour mark, before Austin's rasping drive drew Courtois into a fine save on the verge of half-time.

Rangers started the second half the better of the two sides but failed to create a clear sight of the Chelsea goal until after an hour

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2015年3月15日星期日

Wilder: Win all that mattered

Northampton Town got their late play-off push back on track with a solitary goal success against struggling Tranmere Rovers.

Ryan Cresswell's fourth goal of the season sealed Cobblers' 11th home win and the sixth on the bounce at Sixfields. Lawson D'Ath was denied by the woodwork in the first half but it took a superb save from Matt Duke to preserve all three points late on when he denied Janoi Donacien.

And manager Chris Wilder was delighted with the way his players bounced back from their setback at Plymouth Argyle, only their second defeat in 12 outings, to edge closer to the play-offs.He said: "I'm not one of those managers who say performances are more important than results at any stage of the season, especially at this point. It was just a case of getting the job done today.

"Tranmere are fighting for their lives and Micky Adams' teams always want to win games so we had to work very hard to get that result.

"It was a pretty open game - we were the better team in the first half but Tranmere were always a threat on the counter-attack with their pace.

"We had to work hard and compete without committing too many players forward and getting getting caught on the break. Our performances are based on work ethic, commitment and pressing the opposition, but it was hard to open them up.

"It was a game that was in the balance until the final whistle. We didn't want to settle for one goal, we wanted to go and get the second one and we put players on to get it.

"But Tranmere also made positive substitutions to get back into the game and our defenders had to be on their game. Matt Duke's save at the end of the game was fantastic and he's got the ability to make top drawer saves like that.

"We needed that win today; it's a very important week for us and it would have been a big disappointment not to have got all three points.

"Now we need to go for another three against Carlisle on Tuesday to get right back in the pack."

Tranmere have now lost their last five games and remain in the relegation zone. Boss Adams was left frustrated by his side's inability to convert chances into goals and said: "Again, we haven't tested the opposing goalkeeper enough and it's hard to work out why that is when you've got so many attacking players on the pitch.

"The players have got to have faith in their own abilities to hurt teams and we didn't put enough quality into the box.

"We've got 10 games left to save ourselves now - to save some careers and some livelihoods. But it's going to be a huge 10 games.

"I just want to win a game. We're no worse off than before the game, which is a good thing, and we have to pick ourselves up from this setback."

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