Ryan’s return as centre-back comes through Good Friday clash
More than two months had passed since “Johnno” was ruled out due to an ankle injury, but he recovered from a ninety-minute training in our 1-1 draw with Harrogate. On Easter Monday, we travel to the top team in League Two, Stockport, where he previously played.
After recuperating completely, Ryan remarked, “It will be nice to see a few familiar faces, but I’m there to win.” “We have a big game coming up, so hopefully we can take the three points and keep climbing the table.”
All of Ryan’s remarks are available for listening below.
“The guys gave it everything they had, and I’m just devastated that we didn’t win in the end.”
“We stated in the locker room following the Harrogate match that we still had five games left, so anything could happen. All we need to do is maintain our physical and mental well-being, and we’ll be prepared.
“I’ve observed that a few other outcomes were favourable to us, which is occasionally necessary. All we need to do is take care of ourselves Always remember to take each game as it comes, as cliche as that may sound. That is how crucial it is.
“On Monday, we travel to Stockport, and hopefully we return with three points.”
“Towards the end, he made a brief appearance and almost scored a goal by latching onto a cross,” Ryan remarked. It was nice to have him back, and we need everyone well and prepared for the final few games.
“Hopefully, we’ll be set to go when Armani Little returns in not too far off.”
Actually, I didn’t see much of it, Ryan remarked. “I know that when the red card was displayed, everyone on the pitch, myself included, gasped in shock. Decisions like those alter the course of games. We truly responded effectively, in my opinion, and we emerged victorious from the game.
“Ronan thinks of those lofty objectives for us. He has that poise in the box, and it was a nice finish. That was a nice time for us, and we’re glad he’s here.
