Stoke City boss Paul Lambert was in a positive mood ahead of the do-or-die relegation clash against Crystal Palace on Saturday.
Anything other than victory will all but send Stoke City down into the Championship.
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With the threat of relegation looming, Stoke City are desperate for points in their final three matches of the season.
Speaking to the media, Paul Lambert praised his players commitment in fighting to stay in the Premier League, “They have given me absolutely everything that’s in their bodies.”
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Religious faiths from across Staffordshire have come together to pray for Stoke City F.C. and Port Vale F.C. as they sink towards relegation.
Over 300 people flocked to the King’s Hall, Stoke-on-Trent, this morning to pray and give their support to both of the local football clubs.
Port Vale boss Neil Aspin says his side’s season has been a disappointment no matter what happens against promotion-chasing Mansfield this weekend.
The Valiants currently sit nine points clear of the drop zone with three games left to play this season, and though he admits ending on a high would be good for the fans, nothing can take away from the disappointment of their relegation scrap.
Kidsgrove Athletic manager Ryan Austin has started preparing for next season and believes he will have to strengthen their squad, ahead of the start of next season in order to be more competitive.
Ryan Austin’s men suffered a 4-2 defeat away at Alvechurch in midweek. Despite losing Austin still feels confident that his team can get something out of Saturday’s game against Belper Town.
Newcastle Town director of youth, Gavin Appleby, has been shortlisted for the Sport in the Community award at the City of Stoke-on-Trent Sports Awards.
Appleby was recognised for his great work coaching with the youth teams, supporting football in the local community as well as his work in Clayton Hall Academy high school supporting and helping students.
Burton Albion captain Shaun Barker has announced his desire to retire from football at the end of the season.
The former Derby County captain’s career has been blighted by injury, meaning he has only featured five times for the Brewers during his two-year tenure at the club.
Stoke City manager Paul Lambert insisted that all eyes are geared towards gaining a positive result against West Ham United at the London Stadium on Monday evening.
The 48-year-old declined the opportunity to make any comment on the situation regarding Jese and Saido Berahino. On-loan Paris Saint Germain attacker Jese has reportedly failed to turn up for training, while Berahino has been demoted to train with the under-23s.