Source: SKY_Sports
Andrews sets survival target
Blackburn midfielder Keith Andrews admits they have got 'eight cup finals left' as they look to avoid relegation.[LNB] Sam Allardyce's Rovers are two points above the drop zone as the battle to avoid the drop hots up with as many as 10 sides still involved in the fight to stay up.[LNB]Andrews came to Blackburn's rescue last weekend with a crucial equaliser in the 1-1 draw with West Ham and the Republic of Ireland international admits the Ewood Park side need to win all their remaining games to ensure their safety.[LNB]"In terms of club form we have got eight games left and, as the old cliche goes, they are eight cup finals, but they really are eight massive games that we have got to address each one at a time and try and get maximum points from," Andrews told Sky Sports News.[LNB]"It is a big, big couple of months coming up."[LNB]ConfidentAndrews joined Rovers from MK Dons under former boss Paul Ince in the summer and the former Wolves man believes he has got better as the season has progressed as he has established himself in the Republic of Ireland squad.[LNB]"I have gone into that league not really knowing what it was about, what I would have to do to play at a reasonable standard, but as the season has gone on I have felt a lot more confident," added Andrews.[LNB]"The new manager has come in and results have been better on the whole and the whole place is a lot more confident which obviously gives you more confidence as an indvidual. [LNB]"Added to that the international scene tends to give you that little bit more confidence to do your stuff."[LNB]
