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‘I FEARED I WOULD NEVER PLAY AGAIN'

JAMES Chester couldn’t play for Stoke last week because his knee flared up and he admits there have been days when he feared he wouldn’t play again.

McGEADY ON FIRE TO FEED WYKE SPREE

Striker heads four, all from Aiden assists

WOODY'S CHERRIES MARCH ON

EVEN if Jonathan Woodgate doesn’t get the chance to lead Bournemouth on a permanent basis, he can always say he guided them into the FA Cup quarter-finals for the first time in 64 years!

Vintage Glenn has still got lots to offer

CLEVER STRIKER IS STEP AHEAD

NICKY BIDS TO BE THE MAYN MAN!

Striker’s mission to fire up Exiles

MOLESLEY: WE WILL FIGHT ALL THE WAY TO STAY IN THE LEAGUE

Battling Shrimpers out of the drop zone

ACE GLENN IS A CUT ABOVE!

Veteran so close to shattering Woody run

Roo's Rams turning the tide at last!

WAYNE Rooney be-lieves his Derby County side are on the brink of a “big turning point” in their season after victory over Bristol City moved them five points clear of the relegation zone.

REKEEM BIDS TO BOOST BLUES

REKEEM Harper is relishing the opportunity to kickstart his career as he attempts to guide Birmingham away from Championship danger.

Tindall rues early horror time

JASON Tindall blamed a lack of “individual responsibility” from his Bournemouth players, especially in the first half, after a heavy defeat at Reading.

MICK'S THE RIGHT PICK – KIGHTLY

MICHAEL Kightly says there is “nobody better” than Mick McCarthy to arrest Cardiff City’s slide towards the relegation zone.

RHYS SEES RED BUT POTTERS HANG ON

MICHAEL O’Neill praised the character and re-silience of his Stoke side as they held on with ten men to earn a point at Huddersfield.

McCARTHY LIFTED BY WIZARD HARRY

Sub makes point for Bluebirds

HOURIHANE ON FIRE AS SWANS EYE TITLE PUSH

Loan star Conor key to promotion hopes

HOT COLE FIRED UP TO SHOCK

Shrimps punch above weight

FURIOUS ISMAEL HITS OUT AT REF

He has to give pen, says boss

GAZ STUNNED AS BEES HIT SUPER SEVEN

DEJECTED Gareth Ainsworth said his Wy-combe side’s thrashing at Brentford was unacceptable but vowed his players would put it right.

FARKE BACKS HIS BAD BOY

Buendia red card was harsh says boss Star Game

JACK THE LAD IS MUCH WISER NOW

Maestro Wilshere adapts his game

MASON IN MOOD TO FIRE UP MK

MK DONS may have waved goodbye to two of their most potent attacking options this month, but Joe Mason’s Tuesday treble proved they have plenty of firepower left in their ranks.

MATTHEW IS ON MISSION WITH MILERS

USA defender eyes Championship stay

Moore: Use the pain to kick on!

DARREN Moore urged his battered Doncaster players to learn from their crushing Cup defeat and use the lessons to chase promotion from League One.

SUPER-SUB CON INSPIRES IMPS

AN inspired substitution from manager Michael Appleton helped Lincoln secure victory over Northampton.

SHINNIE SHINES FOR THE ADDICKS

LEE BOWYER slammed the officials and his Charlton side’s defending after seeing Andrew Shinnie come off the bench to rescue a point.

HOLDEN: TAMING LIONS WAS VITAL

DEAN Holden put Bristol City’s success down to their ability to deal with Millwall’s rugged play.

HOURIHANE'S AN INSTANT SWANS HERO!

Cooper hails influence of new boy Conor

FOX HUNT IDEAL TEST FOR SAMAN

Brentford raider relishing chance to shine in the Cup

Hogan Strikes To Take Heat Off Karanka

Sorry Boro beaten on their return to action

Ryan clanger costly or Terriers

CARLOS Corberan in-sisted there was no need for Huddersfield goalkeeper Ryan Schofield to apologise for the clanger that cost his side the opening goal at Watford.

WYKE HITS HAT-TRICK BUT LEE EYES MORE

LEE JOHNSON admitted Sunderland were not at their best, but when you have a striker of the class of Charlie Wyke it does not matter as they battled to victory over AFC Wimbledon.