PUBLISHED
08:48 4th May 2013
by Adam Tighe
Gary Dicker says Albion will not take their foot off the gas when they play Wolves this afternoon.Although a play-off place is assured, the Irish midfielder reveals that competition for places is spurring the players on ahead of next week's semi-finals.
He told seagulls.co.uk,"Wolves is just as big as any other game as everyone wants to play in the play-offs, so everyone wants to play on Saturday and stake their claim.
"Nobody is thinking are we are there and starting to relax. Everyone wants to play against Wolves and play well.
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"We will go into this game wanting to win it just as we always do. It will be a great game as Wolves are fighting for their lives so there is a lot riding on it.”
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Dicker was a member of Albion's League One-winning side in 2010/11 but admits this latest promotion push is a completely different challenge.
“We were top of the league for the whole season then but this is a different expectation as everyone wants to get to the Premier League.
“This is probably the biggest thing I have been involved with in my career and we have as good a chance as anyone of going up.
“It proves how far we have come and how big the club has started to become, so we have a lot to be proud of.
"We will find out our opponents today, but we don’t need to worry about other results - we know where we are so we can let them worry about us."
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