Equaliser Fustrated BL

By Quayle
March 27 2005

Tranmere boss, Brian Little feels fustrated about the way that Rovers conceded a last minute equaliser, which has cost Tranmere two very costly points for the run in for automatic promotion, while Luton lost, which if we won wouldhave helped our cause greatly.

After the game that could have been, Tranmere manager Brina Little spoke of how fustrated he was of Chesterfield's equaliser which cost Rovers two very valuable points in the late run in for automatic promotion.

At the time, Tranmere where done to 10 men, with Eugene Dadi, who had just scored, being seen to after a bang on the head, play went on and Chesterfield popped up with an equaliser. Little speaks out about the fustrations of that little incident.

"That was crucial for us," Rovers boss Little said after the 2-2 draw.

"Eugene might have been there to put them under pressure, but he got a nasty bang on the head and when he went off we were down to 10 with a minute to go.

"With Luton losing, we did get a bit excited and we were trying to win - I think we're a bit unlucky we didn't."