By Deadly Submarine
October 30 2010

Following Saturday afternoon's superb 4-2 home win over Milton Keynes Dons at Prenton Park on Saturday afternoon, Les Parry was delighted with the performance of his Rovers side and praised striker Dale Jennings in particular as the youngster bagged a brace and won the penalty for Ian Thomas-Moore to convert....

Les Parry was delighted with the performance of his side in the 4-2 home win over Milton Keynes Dons on Saturday afternoon and was full of praise for both goalscorers Dale Jennings and Ian Thomas-Moore with the youngster Jennings in particular gettin praise from the Manager.

Speaking to Tranmere Player earlier, Les Parry said....

"It was a highly entertaining game, not always for the right reasons. But everything has got to go into the melting pot to produce something like that and everything did."

"I said to Kevin that we need to take Dale off because if anyone is watching they'll offer us a couple of million pounds. Just the fact that Karl took the full back off after 25 minutes says everything."

"You can't stop Dale because he'll chop and he'll change and he'll come in and go out again. That's one of his problems, he goes in and out once too often, but everyone can see what sort of prospect he is."

Bakayogo was Dismissed for Two Yellow Cards

"We had a little word with Dale yesterday saying that he hasn't made the keeper make a save for a few weeks. He's had a lot of twisty turny things but no end product. Today he showed the end product."

"Goalscorers score the goal Ian scored. They're not easy. Going through at an angle, pulling the keeper and slotting it isn't easy. Ian is a goalscorer and that's what we're looking for him to do."

"I'm a little bit annoyed with Zoom.  It's no secret when the referee throws a yellow card in your face that you've been booked, so you've then got to change your game a little bit. The second booking was a booking...he shouldn't have put the tackle in. At 4-1 the last thing we needed was an open game. Suddenly we've got 10 v 10, a big pitch with lots of spaces and we've got to defend."

Les Post-Match: "You Can't Stop Dale"

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Total Tranmere
30/10/2010 19:19

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Kop Man Mike
30/10/2010 22:06

THE mk Dons defenders tried to double up still couldn't stop him. love it.

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bigmart
30/10/2010 22:10

what a player hes truly a special talent

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mattyj
30/10/2010 22:21

He is a stunning player, one of the best I've seen at Rovers for a long time. He was giving those defenders two a three yard starts and still beating them.

I will enjoy watching Football League show tonight.

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SWS
30/10/2010 23:45

we looked alot better and more attackive with Cathlina and Zoum than darville an crezza..

As Les said, Zoum was silly but nobody will suffer more than him, all season this start took him..

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Matt34
30/10/2010 23:51

Scores two sets one up. I'm seriously impressed. Nice to see Ian Moore get two and Showunmi setting one up, os now he's assisting too, not just scroing.

Still wish he could devlop more potent heading ability. He could be on about nine or ten in all competitions, if he'd bene a little more clinical with his head, but I can't really fault him this season.

Tranmere now look like a team, that can score goals. I think even if the game had ended eveven on eleven and Dons had given a little more I think it could still have been 3-1 or 3-2. I don't think it would have bene drawn.

Hopefully this scoring potential and increased attacking telepathy, can hopefully increase the average number of goals.

However Bakayogo needs to curb his petulence.

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Matt34
31/10/2010 00:11

I'd still have Cresswell than Bakayogo though. Cresswell has helped the team get 2 points, via 2 free kicks. I like Bakayogo a lot, but Cresswell is not hindering the team in my opinion, though Cathalina is a little more capable for me than Darville, so I'd keep him in

I like Darville and think mostly he's been good, but his lack of experience due to age, has sometimes hindered his ability to be a consistant player, but I'm sure that part of his game will come good for him, in the next 2-3 years, as well as an increase in playing skill too.

The only person I think has been a bit of a washout this season was Kayleden Brown. I didn't think he stunk like Kithson Bain, but he was just so-so.

I'm hoping Morrow will come good and I think he needs more more pitch time, (where he can get it), to prove himself.

Injury and a limited pitch time haven't shown the best of him I think, so I won't negatively judge him much at the moment.

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ivvy
31/10/2010 00:13

Sooo! What about Bournemouth now, especially as they lost at home ?
Sad isn't it that DAle will be on his bike for a few quid eventually.

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@gony
31/10/2010 00:19

only sad in some respects, we need an earner ! that is sad ! without we'll struggle, been a while since we had a real asset on the pitch

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Matt34
31/10/2010 00:21

So what if he did. If it meant Tranmere could get some decent money and possibly another £500-£1,000 on the wage allowance it wouldn't be that hard to take.

Though on current form and the points situation in League 1 right now, that will be when Tranmere are in the Championship and can get 12,500,000 for him, like Southampton got for Walcott .

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@gony
31/10/2010 00:28

thinking on, what kind of contract do we have him on ?

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TT Admin
31/10/2010 10:56

Anyone know how many times Zoom has been sent off for us so far?

I'm sure it was twice at least last season (Charlton and ????) and now in his first League start this time around.

Thought he did very well though after me not being too impressed with him in pre-season and Reserves.

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AncientDruid
31/10/2010 12:47

I think it's three. Can't remember which was the second one last season either, but he did walk twice.

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Mikey
31/10/2010 12:50

It wasn't even a sending off, ridiculous refereeing, he wasn't even going to give it a foul until his assistant flagged almost 15 seconds after the incident, how can you go from no foul to a booking? It's just ridiculous. Then there was the incidents with throw in's, the referee didn't have a clue (tbf he couldn't see it so I'm not going to criticise him for that) he looks over to his linesman who indicates a Tranmere throw in, then the referee gives an MK throw in.. wtf?

@gony, Dale signed a pro contract two weeks ago until June 2012!

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Matthew the rover
31/10/2010 15:24

Bakayogo also got sent off against Bristol Rovers

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TT Admin
31/10/2010 17:16

Ah yeah Bristol Rovers! Thanks Matt.

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@gony
31/10/2010 20:18

Quote:

Mikey
@gony, Dale signed a pro contract two weeks ago until June 2012!

Excellent ! cheers must have missed that

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