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Dave Challinor: Stockport County boss ‘ever the pessimist’ over final bid | Manchester News

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Dave Challinor: Stockport County boss ‘ever the pessimist’ over final bid | Manchester News
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Stockport County manager Dave Challinor claims he is not dreaming of Wembley because he’s “ever the pessimist”.

The Hatters are in a great position to reach the League One play-off final with a 1-0 lead over Stevenage Borough heading into Wednesday’s semi-final return leg at Edgeley Park.

However Challinor has told his players not to get carried away by Saturday’s success in the first leg, courtesy of Ben Osborn’s 90th-minute winner.

He told Radio Manchester: “It’s really, really easy to get carried away and that’s certainly not something that’s in my persona.

“I’m ever the pessimist, if anything, and I let all the other people be the optimist.

“Of course, it’s easy to look ahead at what might be, but what might be doesn’t happen if we don’t take care of our stuff.

“We can only control us, what our mindset is, what our mentality is and how we carry out the game plan required to win the game on Wednesday.

“If we do that and we’re one step closer, you’ll have more questions further down the line.

“But at the moment, there’s only one objective from our perspective and that’s to perform on Wednesday and try and take ourselves to a final.”

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