By Deadly Submarine
August 29 2010
Rovers Boss Les Parry was upbeat after his Tranmere side put on a dismal display at Dagenham and Redbridge on Saturday afternoon but still managed to fluke a late draw thanks to goals in the final twelve minutes from Enoch Showumni and Aaron Cresswell......

After Tranmere put in a terrible performance at Dagenham on Saturday afternoon but still rescued a draw with two late goals, Tranmere Manager Les Parry praised the character of his players in rescuing an undeserved point.
Parry told the Tranmere Rovers Official Website....
"Yesterday and today has probably been the hardest two days since I've been at the Club. Nick Wood went over on his ankle yesterday in training late on. Ian Thomas-Moore came in and said his knee was sore so wasn't able to travel, so we ended up travelling with 17 instead of 18."

"Today Paul McLaren pulled his groin in the warm up so we gave him a little go, we didn't have a centre half on the bench and Joss Labadie does his ankle quite badly by the look of it. So it has been a real rollercoaster."
"It has been an eventful day but the lads showed great character to come back. The type of football Dagenham play, they play really, really well and it is difficult to play against them. Our midfielders weren't able to get on the ball because it was over their heads a lot. But full marks to them, I think they deserved to win today to be quite honest, but they didn't."
.