By Matt Jones
March 14 2005

Ian Rush admitted that Chester City's performance on Saturday was very poor - once again suggesting that Chester played like School boys. The pressure is back on Ian Rush and Mark Aizlewood after a second successive heavy away defeat to Wycombe Wanderers in League Two on Saturday. Chester are now just six points ahead of the relegation pair Cambridge and Kidderminster and are looking increasingly likely to get relegated after conceeding nine goals in their last two away league games.

Rush explained that "for ten minutes of the game we played like schoolboys". This evidently cost Chester the game after it was all squared at one point with the score at one all. Rush finally stated the obvious that "if we make errors like that, we'll never win."

Well you don't say.