Bradley promises final flo u rish.

Byline: Rob Tanner

THERE will be no let-up for the Saddlers in the final three games of the season, Walsall midfielder Mark Bradley has promised.

The Wales under-21 international came off the bench to challenge Stockport County keeper Conrad Logan for Jabo Ibehre's high ball which led to the last-minute winner for the Saddlers at Edgeley Park on Monday..

And Bradley says Walsall want to taste a few more victories between now and the end of the season.

Chris Hutchings' side have nothing to play for besides pride over the closing three games.

But Bradley insists they want to finish the season strongly, especially as two of the games are at the Banks's Stadium in front of their own supporters.

"We want to finish as high as we can. I know everyone is saying that but that's what we want to do," said Bradley.

"We want to keep pushing on, performing well and hopefully the points will come.

"You always want to win and we feel the same. The gaffer is pushing us on and we will keep going for the remaining three games.

"From the players point of view we want to keep getting the points on the board as we can and see where it takes us." Despite the final touch coming off Stockport keeper Logan and Walsall's winner being given as an own-goal, Bradley said he definitely got a touch to Ibehre's cross and was claiming his third goal of the season.

"The cross came in and did come off my head," said Bradley, who came on as an 83rdminute substitute for Michael Ricketts.

"I don't know what happened after that but I was just happy to see it go in, get back to winning ways and get three points.

"I've always tried to do that and get into the box and get my fair share of goals.

"I'll take them however they come, it doesn't matter how they go in."

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