We will bounce back, vows Pearson

08 March 2010 12:19
Pearson was beaten 2-0 on his return to the club he served for seven years as a player. The reverse at Hillsborough on Saturday was the first defeat in nine league matches for the Foxes, who remain fifth in the Championship table.

"I think it probably brought people's expectations down a notch or two but we will bounce back from it," said Pearson, whose side host sixth-placed Cardiff at the weekend.

"We have never got carried away - whether we win or lose. We know where we are at. It was disappointing but that is the type of league this is."



Source: Team_Talk

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