Doncaster Rovers boss Darren Ferguson feels that his side's chances of avoiding relegation to League 2 are in their own hands and a win against Coventry City this afternoon will help.
Ferguson told his club's website: “With three left, we do need nine points. “It’s in our hands now; we have to do our job on Saturday.
“I’m not overly bothered about other results; we’ve got to concentrate (on ourselves). I think it’s a clear case of we have to win three games now.
“This time last week, if we didn’t pick up four points then we’d have been down.
“The message is simple to the players; focus on the game in front of you, do your job, hopefully get the win and take it to the next one. If we do that, then I’ll be happy.
“I think we’re fully aware of our responsibilities as when you go from one league to another it can have ramifications all through the football club.
“There’s no getting away from the fact that it would be an absolute nightmare if we got relegated for all different reasons. Footballing wise – what I look at – it’s not where we want to be as a football club and we’re not getting away from that but we still feel we’ve got a chance.”
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