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Barnet's Martin Allen and Bristol Rovers' Darrell Clarke ready for nailbiter
2015
Overview
\"It was a terrible day for all of us and I felt for the supporters but, to be honest, we weren't a good enough side to stay in League Two last year,\" says the Rovers manager, 37-year-old Darrell Clarke, who had taken the reins with eight games to go. \"We've turned the club on its head since then. We've had massive cuts to put up with after dropping out of the league; I think I've given 19 players their debuts this season. \"Bristol Rovers is a big club with a great history and we want to be back in the league but there's a lot of clubs in this division who can say that. We were all down last week after letting in that late goal at Dover but we're back up for it now. If we'd both won last week, we'd be in the same situation as now. If it's the play-offs then it's the play-offs and we get ready for them but there's still a chance of the title. We need to win and hope they don't. It's Barnet's to lose but anything can happen.\" \"If we hadn't taken five points from the first five games I'd already have my flip-flops on now and we'd be up but there was massive change to deal with over the summer, and we had to deal with it with a lot of new players. Whatever happens next, I'm proud of the season we've had.\"
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Guardian News & Media Limited
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