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“Anything’s possible but I don’t envision that at all.
“I envisage 11 games to go, 11 big games and I see us not going down, I see us climbing the table with victories.”
He was then asked if he had spoken recently to chairman Steve Gibson and/or chief executive Neil Bausor.
Woodgate said: “We always speak and the biggest thing is to be positive and grind out results. That’s the biggest thing to me, can we get wins?
“I’m always positive, that’s what you’ve got to be as the leader of the club.
“The buck stops with me. I’m the manager of the football club and I take the pressure, no problem at all, I’ll take anything people outside of football throw at me.
“I’m the one who takes it all on the chin, I’ll try to take the pressure off my players.
“Hopefully the next few games we start winning games. There are 11 to go and we need to start winning quickly.
“There’s pressure, but as I’ve said on numerous occasions, as soon as I got this job there was pressure. I can handle the pressure.”
“I try to concentrate on ourselves and that’s the main focus, we try and do the right things and hopefully we start getting the results,” he said.
“I thought the energy was there in the team,” he said. “The style Leeds play, they play out so we had the chance to press them.
“That performance was very good and that’s what I expect from my team.
“The workrate, the desire, the commitment was there, we just didn’t produce at the top end of the pitch really.
“I thought the performance was a lot better really compared to Luton and Barnsley - a million times better than that.
“Okay at the top of the pitch we need to produce more quality. But we’ll get there with that.
“But what I was most pleased about was we matched Leeds over the full 90 minutes. The fans could see that we matched them. Okay, with the end result we were disappointed. But it was an improvement on the last two games.”
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“I envisage 11 games to go, 11 big games and I see us not going down, I see us climbing the table with victories.”
He was then asked if he had spoken recently to chairman Steve Gibson and/or chief executive Neil Bausor.
Woodgate said: “We always speak and the biggest thing is to be positive and grind out results. That’s the biggest thing to me, can we get wins?
“I’m always positive, that’s what you’ve got to be as the leader of the club.
“The buck stops with me. I’m the manager of the football club and I take the pressure, no problem at all, I’ll take anything people outside of football throw at me.
“I’m the one who takes it all on the chin, I’ll try to take the pressure off my players.
“Hopefully the next few games we start winning games. There are 11 to go and we need to start winning quickly.
“There’s pressure, but as I’ve said on numerous occasions, as soon as I got this job there was pressure. I can handle the pressure.”
“I try to concentrate on ourselves and that’s the main focus, we try and do the right things and hopefully we start getting the results,” he said.
“I thought the energy was there in the team,” he said. “The style Leeds play, they play out so we had the chance to press them.
“That performance was very good and that’s what I expect from my team.
“The workrate, the desire, the commitment was there, we just didn’t produce at the top end of the pitch really.
“I thought the performance was a lot better really compared to Luton and Barnsley - a million times better than that.
“Okay at the top of the pitch we need to produce more quality. But we’ll get there with that.
“But what I was most pleased about was we matched Leeds over the full 90 minutes. The fans could see that we matched them. Okay, with the end result we were disappointed. But it was an improvement on the last two games.”
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