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Last updated : 27 February 2011 By westfield shrimper

McIlroy: Wants his side to be counted

Sammy McIlroy; Result of the day for the Shrimps, the week before they play us!

League Two Results and Match Reports

Accrington 1 Torquay 0
Aldershot 1 Port Vale 2
Barnet 4 Lincoln 2
Bradford 3 Stockport 2
Burton Albion 2 Rotherham 4
Bury 3 Crewe 1
Chesterfield 0 Morecambe 2
Macclesfield 0 Wycombe 1
Oxford 0 Hereford 2
Shrewsbury 0 Gillingham 0
Southend 1 Northampton 1
Stevenage 4 Cheltenham 0

(click on the fixture to get the report and match statistics)

League Two reports supplied by
www.skysports.com

For all the League Two action from February 26th on i-player, go here:
www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00z8mp9/
The_Football_League_Show_2010_2011_Episode_27/


For the full S24 report on Shrimpers v Cobblers, with player markings, go here:
www.southendunited-mad.co.uk/news/tmnw/
shrimpers_claim_cobblers_draw_
to_move_a_place__a_point_off_playoff_positions_651187/index.shtml


View from the dugout (from BBC local radio)

Southend United manager Paul Sturrock told BBC Essex: "We went behind but again we've dug ourselves out of a hole. They've had a great chance at the back post where the boy should have done better and we've had some chances where the 'keeper has made some decent saves. I thought a draw was a fair result and to be fair we looked a leggy team, so I'm settling for a draw."

Northampton Town assistant boss Malcolm Crosby told BBC Radio Northampton: "If you're getting a draw away from home, it's generally a very good result. What we haven't been doing is taking advantage of the home games. There's a good spirit there, because we're not losing games, and there's plenty of points left. We still believe we have an outside chance of getting into the play-offs. We have to try to get a couple of wins behind us and we have to take advantage."

Bradford City boss Peter Taylor in his last game in charge tells BBC Radio Leeds: "I'm just so pleased that the boys were rewarded for their non-stop effort. I couldn't really ask anymore from the players for the work rate, the way they kept going. If we could have been doing that all season we'd be having a lot happier times. I'm really sad to be leaving. First thing they've got to do is get enough points to make sure the club stays in the division and I've got no doubt about it."

Stockport County caretaker manager Peter Ward told BBC Radio Manchester: "It's tough after battling for 95 minutes, it's shattering. I've got nothing but praise for the lads and the performance they put in today. They gave everything for the shirt and I'm really proud of them. We've got 13 games left and we're going to have to show championship-winning form."

Stevenage manager Graham Westley told BBC Three Counties Radio:
"It was a good result if not an outstanding performance. We relied too much on the goalkeeper and two centre-halves to win the points. We are good at getting the first goal and it is always a nice feeling to bank one and to know that with the defence we have behind us that we can build on that platform. We know that sloppiness has got no place. There has been a lot of good work this afternoon, but some bad habits."

Cheltenham boss Mark Yates told BBC Radio Gloucestershire: "I'm disappointed, we got bullied and we got outplayed. If you don't come here and stand up to them then you're going to get found out and it cost us dear. No one has any answers in the dressing room - if they don't go out there and put what we've worked on into practice then you're going to get performances like that. It was game over after 52 minutes when the fourth one went in. We were out run, outplayed, out muscled and we were beaten by a far better team than us."

Fixtures

League Two

Tuesday, March 1st; (all kick-offs 19.45): Aldershot v Gillingham, Cheltenham v Stockport, Chesterfield v Wycombe, Lincoln City v Oxford Utd, Northampton v Burton Albion, Shrewsbury v Bury, Torquay v Rotherham.

Saturday, March 5th; (all kick-offs 15.00): Cheltenham v Chesterfield, Crewe v Burton Albion, Gillingham v Bradford, Hereford v Bury, Lincoln City v Accrington Stanley, Morecambe v Southend, Northampton v Shrewsbury, Port Vale v Macclesfield, Rotherham v Barnet, Stockport v Oxford Utd, Torquay v Stevenage, Wycombe v Aldershot.

League Two

Latest match Saturday,
26th February 2011
PldHomeAwayOverallPtsEP
WDLFAWDLFAWDLFA
1Chesterfield 3310333924782211317115603762+23
2Wycombe Wanderers 32944271974420171688473656+11
3Rotherham United 32952372063721211589584153+17
4Shrewsbury Town 328622411646251914108493052+19
5Bury 31663231583531201498543551+19
6Port Vale 32843171265620181499373051+7
7Gillingham 338541914475262512129453948+6
8Southend United 327462525645191413811443947+5
9Oxford United 338272219565202113812424047+2
10Stevenage 326922716537141311129412945+12
11Torquay United 316452420574241811119483844+10
12Crewe Alexandra 327442914458313811912605242+8
13Accrington Stanley 307432820385152410128434442-1
14Cheltenham Town 3355619215662430101112435141-8
15Northampton Town 327722818268132691310414440-3
16Lincoln City 315381324627212611515345038-16
17Hereford United 312951722717232591012404737-7
18Aldershot Town 324561520485182181311334137-8
19Morecambe 334751920539213091014405037-10
20Bradford City 3281719163310122611417314237-11
21Macclesfield Town 30528172446521239813384735-9
22Barnet 33638222716917327917395930-20
23Burton Albion 27644211614810217812313729-6
24Stockport County 3328722444210143261017367628-40