[h=3]Poyet: We're not finished[/h]11:00am Sunday 28th April 2013 in Sport By Brian Owen
Gus Poyet barks out orders at Elland Road
Gus Poyet has called on Albion to push on for the Premier League after reaching the play-offs.
Poyet is delighted his side have secured a top-six finish with one game to go.
But he insists they need to keep aiming high.
The Seagulls manager said: “It is not finished. Keep going. We have got a great opportunity.
“We achieved something very important so far but now we are going to try and do even better.
“I don’t stop challenging myself. I always want to be higher and the only way is to convince my players week in week out that they are good enough to go and win everywhere.”
Poyet would love to secure home advantage in the second leg of the semi-final.
He sent on Vicente in the quest for victory yesterday at Leeds, where Albion won 2-1.
He added: “It was the game to put ourselves in the play-offs. We couldn’t not take a risk.
“We couldn’t just be happy with a draw because the difference between being fourth and fifth is amazing “Normally the play-offs are tight. You might need to play extra-time.
“In the second game everyone has to throw everything, it’s like a final.
“The first game is sometimes controlled so it is better to have that craziness at home, not away from home.
“We’ll see. So far it is an achievement and the reaction of the fans was spectacular.
“We went to say ‘Thank you’ to them but at the same time we didn’t want to be unfair to the Leeds fans and stay too long on the pitch.”
Original article
Gus Poyet has called on Albion to push on for the Premier League after reaching the play-offs.
Poyet is delighted his side have secured a top-six finish with one game to go.
But he insists they need to keep aiming high.
The Seagulls manager said: “It is not finished. Keep going. We have got a great opportunity.
“We achieved something very important so far but now we are going to try and do even better.
“I don’t stop challenging myself. I always want to be higher and the only way is to convince my players week in week out that they are good enough to go and win everywhere.”
Poyet would love to secure home advantage in the second leg of the semi-final.
He sent on Vicente in the quest for victory yesterday at Leeds, where Albion won 2-1.
He added: “It was the game to put ourselves in the play-offs. We couldn’t not take a risk.
“We couldn’t just be happy with a draw because the difference between being fourth and fifth is amazing “Normally the play-offs are tight. You might need to play extra-time.
“In the second game everyone has to throw everything, it’s like a final.
“The first game is sometimes controlled so it is better to have that craziness at home, not away from home.
“We’ll see. So far it is an achievement and the reaction of the fans was spectacular.
“We went to say ‘Thank you’ to them but at the same time we didn’t want to be unfair to the Leeds fans and stay too long on the pitch.”
Original article