West Bromwich Albion's Nigerian striker, Brown Ideye says it is vital to bounce back from their midweek defeat to arch rivals Aston Villa.
The Baggies were beaten 2-1 at Villa Park on Tuesday night after Christian Benteke converted a 94th-minute penalty in the West Midlands derby which prompted suggestions from Villa boss Tim Sherwood that his opponents are just a small club.
Redemption
However, Ideye is targeting redemption in this weekend’s FA Cup quarter-final as Albion prepare to meet the Villans at the same venue.
- I think it’s not the right thing to say, he complained in an interview.
- I guess if he sees us as a small club and Villa as a big club and on Tuesday we lost, then he will have the upper hand to say what he wants.
Biggest
- To make him realise West Brom is far higher than Villa we have to win. We have a game where we can redeem our image by winning.
Aston Villa, with their 1982 European Cup win, is considered the biggest team in the Midlands.
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