As we enter the first week of the close-season and the players head-off to many far flung destinations on their holidays, Rovers striker Chris Greenacre took time out to speak to the Official Tranmere Rovers Website about his thoughts on the season just ended.
Greenacre told Tranmere Rovers Official Website..............
"In the end we weren't quite good enough to get in the Play Offs. The lads are bitterly disappointed we didn't get in. When you look back over the season there are odd results where you think we should have won or drawn and that's what is disappointing."
"There were loads of positives from the season. It was another year of a settled team playing together, and the longer you've got that the better it is. We recruited two or three good players and hopefully that's the base of good things to come next season."
"The fans were fantastic. At Leeds I was on the bench and the away support was brilliant. I got goose bumps every time we went forward. At Bradford they were fantastic again. The fans have been so positive for us and hopefully they can continue that next season."
Despite only scoring 14 goals this season, Greenacre was still Rovers' top scorer, making it the third time in a row he has achieved this feat and the first Tranmere player to do so since John Aldridge. Speaking of that achievement, Greenacre added...........
"I'm pleased I finished top scorer again as that is something you set out to do every season. From a personal point of view I missed Chris Shuker and Steve Davies and their directness. That's not saying against Shane Sherriff who came in and has done really well on the left, but when I've looked back at my goals over the last season and the one before there hasn't been as much ammunition as before."
Greenacre ended by speaking about his close season plans and by looking towards the pre-season campaign in July.......
"I usually have about a week off of doing nothing and then I play as much golf as I can! I'll go on holiday and then start to focus on pre-season. I don't look forward to pre-season anyway, but I dread it here. It's the hardest pre-season I've done anywhere. The days are gone where you can come back two or three stone overweight."
This interview with Chris Greenacre first appeared on the Official Tranmere Rovers Website.
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