LITTLE Oakley joint-boss Paul Sadler is urging his players to bounce back from their cup semi-final heartache.
The Acorns missed out on a place in this season’s Border League Knockout Cup final after crashing to a 5-0 defeat in last week’s showdown against Alresford Colne Rangers.
Sadler admitted the setback was a body-blow, if flattering to their opponents.
However, he says the club must now focus on tomorrow’s premier division trip to Tiptree Jobserve.
“(Joint-boss) Sean (Tynan) and myself have to pick the players up and get back to winning ways,” said Sadler.
“With eight games left, we still have a lot of points to play for.
“We’ve got a hard run-in and we’ve still got to play the three teams challenging for the title.
“We’ll almost definitely have a say in that, so our boys have everything to play for in that respect.”
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