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"No cause for celebration" - Holland
11:59am Friday 2nd May 2008
STEVE Holland insists staying up is nothing to celebrate if they get the right results tomorrow.
Alex need a point to secure their League One status against Oldham while Cheltenham and Bournemouth must beat promotion-chasing Carlisle and Doncaster in hope of a slip up. It'll be just relief to the Crewe boss.
"We'll only be celebrating when we've got a team capable of being more competitive at the other end of the league."
Steve Holland
"I don't think there is anything to celebrate," he said.
"It's no cause for celebration, it'll be a relief.
"We know we need to improve the team and we'll only be celebrating when we've got a team capable of being more competitive at the other end of the league."
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