Sturrock salutes squad: 'Wee bit of freedom was the real benefit for Hall at Barnet'

26 October 2011 10:34
Southend United manager made some changes as they took on the Bees at Underhill last night, and it didn't matter, they still won to stretch their unbeaten run to nine games.

Sturrock: 'I did feel fresh legs were needed'

Blues boss Paul Sturrock is in no doubt that he has the size and talent in the squad to make a concerted promotion push in League two this season, helped by a 3-0 win away to Barnet Tuesday evening.

Sturrock told BBC Essex: "It was a difficult game. We had a hard game on Saturday. We took a lot of energy out of ourselves, so I did feel fresh legs were needed. The boys responded very well. Football is a squad game in this day and age and one of them got a goal as well. (Anthony) Grant came in. Bilel hasn't had many starts lately, and Hall got to play in a position he doesn't normally get to play in, and I thought the wee bit of freedom was the real benefit."

Once again, the canny Scot has been proved right!

The S24 Report: www.southendunited-mad.co.uk

View from the Bees: www.barnetfc.com

 

Source: FOOTYMAD