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Breathless Clarke is afraid for his health

Richard Latham
DARRELL CLARKE accused his Bristol Rovers team of almost giving him a heart attack after they nearly let relegation-bound Chesterfield off the hook.
The manager felt his players should have capitalised fully on a one-sided first half, claiming the second period took years off his life.
With Rovers two up, Luke James had a 40thminute penalty saved by impressive Chesterfield goalkeeper Thorsten Stuckmann, and a late Sylvan Ebanks-Blake goal for the visitors set up a tense finale.
Clarke said: “The dressing room certainly isn’t bouncing. We are pleased with the win, ...

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