By Liam McMullen
December 5 2008
Rovers striker and former Leeds United player Ian Moore today gave his thoughts ahead of the visit of Gary McAllister's men to Prenton Park tomorrow afternoon in Coca-Cola League One as Rovers seek some revenge for Leed's somewhat fortunate win at Prenton Park last season.

Tranmere Rovers forward Ian Moore today insisted that he thinks his former club will be in with a shout for promotion by the end of the campaign ahead of Leeds United's visit to Elland Road on Saturday afternoon.
Moore, who was a fans favourite at Elland Road, left the club for Hartlepool United before returning to his hometown club Tranmere in January 2008.

Moore ironically scored on his debut for Tranmere against Leeds at Elland Road where Rovers won 2-0 but admits he regrets over-celebrating.
Moore who has been arguably one of the most consistent performers this season for Rovers told BBC Radio Merseyside:
"It's a good set-up and they'll be in the shake-up at the end of the season."
"It was a superb debut for me, I couldn't have asked for a bigger game and I was delighted to get a goal."
"I think I need to apologise a little bit to the Leeds fans for overdoing my celebrations."
"It was a debut goal for me at the club I started my career with and sometimes you do get a bit carried away when you score."

