Hall Wants Quick Recovery

By Quayle
February 15 2005

Tranmere's winger speaks out on how Rovers have to rebound from Saturdays dissappointment. Paul Hall who is a retired Jamaican international, feels that to keep on the promotion track, Rovers have to keep pushing and winning as many games as possible without failure, and to leave Colchester game in the mist.

Tranmere winger, Paul Hall, has pleaded with the Rovers players to recover from the misery of the Colchester game, very quickly.

The retired Jamaican international feels that Rovers need a quick recovery from the game, to sustain their promotion chase.

Tranmere came out of the game on Saturday, which could only be described as a lucky point, and could have lost the game altogether several times.

Thw winger, who has already got seven goals to his name, said to TEAMTalk:

 "We didn't kill them off and that's four games now where we've taken an early lead and not closed it out. When it's 1-0 the other team are always in the game and we should be going again, looking for the second goal.

"It is a hiccup but we can't get too despondent. We haven't lost and we're another point in the right direction.

"The manager wasn't happy but neither were the players. We let ourselves down but we need to be upbeat and positive. There's no point in sulking."

Tranmere now have to rebound as quickly as possible and gain as much points as possible before the huge clash of Tranmere vs Hull City at Prenton Park on 5th March.

The game is all ticket and you can find ticket details and how to get their on the offical website.