Paul Cook interview: Chesterfield Manage, who dreams of an injury crisis, Football news in promotion of other spireites

On December 4, 2021, IPSWich decided to cook Sack for a total of 277 days after connecting Paul’s two-year contract.

Twelve days later, Kieran McKenna appointed.

This preliminary decision proved to be a master, because Northern Irelanchman directed the Suffolk club from the first part of the league, returning to the Premier League after 22 seasons.

“It was really tough because I really don’t believe me I gave me enough time,” he says Chef Sky sports.

But it should have been a possibility.

After less than two months, he was redefined in Chesterfield. The club headed the two league two headlines and Johnstone’s Portsmouth was headed by Johnstone’s Paint Cup in 2013/14. After his speech, they found all the way to the National League.

“People could not fall into the National League. People asked my mind. But they do not know my love for the club,” he remembers.

However, the cheflar, the National League play-off finals in the first season, the first season defeated 4-3 in the notts district, after 2-2 ends after additional time and its side, returning to EFL, won the headline in a canter.

If he could take back the league from losing the first leg, two play-off semifinals against Walsall on the second leg on Friday night 2-0 Blue Sports football – They will be just a game without returning to the league. “It’s a rollercoaster trip, it’s definitely!” Adds.

Of course, cooking is grateful to be in this situation. Both managers and players as a manager along their career and the seventh promotion sees as a privilege to chase the fourth EFL promotion.

This season, it was not an open target – especially the obesity of the chiefs.

“Like all clubs, I feel our injuries this year, probably have been disabled in the relationship we can finish,” he says. “We had a period of time when we were a 15-year-old player in Christmas, and I do not think any club can do that.

“It was not possible. In New Year’s Day against MK Dons, Subscribed Subs.

“If the truth is known, if it is known, perhaps automatically stopped climbing, because the cavity was not as big as it can think of.

“But they are your hard chance stories. We could all write a book in the IFS, but I believe and have always been a great believer.

“When you finish the eighth, you probably have been equally good in a minute season, there is a minute difference, but this difference is pleased to accept it as success and failure.

Three of the players missing large parts of the season were their Marquee signatures: Chey Dunkley, Paddy Madden and John Fleck. There are eight preposons at different levels between the trio.

They came out of the field. Cook “Probably very good,” he says.

“This is one of the reasons for us to do our necessary work. It is prominent players, prominent people and did not end in the final stages.

They had to cook and dig deeper under difficult situations.

On March 4, after four straight defeats, which resulted in 1-0 defeats in Colchester, they were 16th on the table. There was still a comfortable 13-point cushion between themselves and the descent zone, but also had a hollow of 13 points for the bridge for play-off places.

Even with 13 games to play, it was a difficult question, but there are seven wins, four draws and only one defeat from the last 12.

On the tall side, it was an evil of falling down, the chef offers.

“Sometimes you can talk to the players a lot.

“When driving Portsmouth, we lost the play-off target in the 91st minute of Plymouth in the house park, and the pitch was painful. Twelve months later, we celebrated the title of a league in front of our fans.

“This pain turns you on and I believe that the boys felt over a period. We had to get ourselves out of place. For a man, players did it.

“We could not go to Wembley. I never preached at Wembley and I am sure that we do not have some of us, so we can dream.

“Unfortunately, we received a set of children not far from us and hurt my dreams. We did not succeed in beating them all this season, and because we work hard to have the same dreams like us.”

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