Tranmere Rovers
Les Post-Match: "It Was Entertaining"
By Deadly Submarine
November 14 2010
After his side notched another home win in NPower League One as Dale Jennings' 60th minute goal handed Tranmere a 1-0 over Plymouth, Manager Les Parry was delighted with both the perfromance and the three points....
After the 1-0 home win over Plymouth on Saturday afternoon in NPower League One thanks to a Dale Jennings solo goal on the hour, Manager Les Parry was delighted with his side who moved three points clear of the relegation zone....
Speaking to Tranmere Player, Parry said.....
"I know the headlines will be about Peter and his saves in the last five minutes but I think that's taking something away from how we played for the other 85."
"We were always going to drop off at the end because we were trying to protect a 1-0 win. I thought even up to when we scored for a 0-0 it was a really entertaining 0-0 with both sides having chances."
"Dale is going to be one of
those players who never scores a tap in. In the first half he could have
got a shot off on two or three occasions and decided he wanted to twist
their lads into the ground and it never quite happened. In the second
half he's done it on three occasions, nearly scored once, pulled one
back for Mendy and then scored the goal."
"He's always going to make holes for us, as you saw in the first half Zoom got to cross the ball a lot because they were sticking two men on Dale all the time. Dale is a nice young lad, a grounded young lad and we just need to keep him focussed."
"Peter [Gulacsi] is really enjoying his football here and I think you can see that. The early save was a great save, because he's not in the game yet and nobody is switched on. The saves at the end, especially the one he's somehow got his hand on and tipped over the bar, that was a goal all the way so he's saved us a couple of points. Peter is with us until the 23rd of this month."
"He's on a youth loan so we can extend it if we want and we're monitoring the situation with Gunnar [Nielsen]. He's playing for the Faroe Islands on the 16th and 17th so it looks like Peter will be going back at the end of his period."
"I thought Welshy was man of the match. It was a great five minutes from Peter, a great goal from Dale but at the end of the day the game is over 90 minutes. I don;t think you can fault his performance over 90 minutes. We can't afford prozone, but I'm sure if we had it we'd see some great stats because he just doesn't stop."
Parry also rued the costs tothe squad that the game brought with Enoch Showumni, Marlon Broomes and Ian Goodison all picking up injuries....
"It was an expensive game for us. Enoch has jarred his knee and it looks quite bad so we'll have a look at that tomorrow.
"Marlon has taken a knee to the hip and they're particularly sore so
he won't be training for a few days at least while we see how that
settles. Ian Goodison's shin is really swollen. He took a knee to the side of his shin so he's really struggling.
"But we've got a free week and there's no need to touch any of those until Thursday or Friday so hopefully those four days will do the trick."
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I am sure that parry would rather keep Peter but will P.J pay a wage if the alternative is free albeit weaker
I also noticed a guy at Preston called Wayne Henderson. He's been on loan to quite a few lower division clubs, so maybe he could be a consideration.
