Tilson full of praise, Moore full of questions!

Last updated : 15 February 2009 By Shrimpers24
Tilly, speaking to Blues World after the match, said: "This was a deserved win for us. Our first half performance was very good and we should have come in at least another goal to the good. I thought we dominated, but I thought Tranmere would play better in the second half and once they scored, people started getting nervous. We have left it late, but it was a good time to score."

After wondering 'how many life lines' the fortunate Bas Savage got, as well as questioning how the referee could have given Tranmere the penalty, he went on to rightly praise his side who had given him everything.

"We are having to did in and first and foremost, we are looking at getting 50 points as soon as possible. I think our commitment was there for everyone to see. It would be great if we can get a result on Tuesday night at home to Crewe."

Where another win would see us ten points away from that first Tilly target.

Meanwhile, after Tranmere fell to yet another defeat away from home, Ronnie Moore insisted his side must learn from conceding late goals and admitted they made the wrong decisions in the game.

Moore told Tranmere World: "First minute and last minute...how many times are we going to get done with it? We've got to learn. Three players walked away when the goalkeeper took the kick, one of them should have stood on it. All it needed was a knock into the corner. Ian got tangled up with their lad and it ended up being a free kick. Then the three lads turned their back on it. Ryan has held his hand up, but you shouldn't be done from there. In the first half we weren't at the races. But in the second half we got on it, passed it and had one or two little chances. The decisions we made were the wrong decisions. It's a tough place to come and you'd have been happy with a point. There's a bit of ill feeling in the dressing room. There's moaning about not holding it up in the corner, and there's moaning at centre backs about getting it cleared."