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CHAIRMAN Adam Pearson says the mental strength of Hull City's players will be key to helping them retain Premier League status.

Having seen Iain Dowie's side keep survival hopes alive with a 2- 0 win over Fulham, Pearson was delighted with the desire and commitment on display.

And he says those qualities can hold them in good stead in a survival battle he now fully expects to go to the final day.

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"The one thing we have always had from this squad is hard work, effort and commitment and we saw that again," he told the Mail.

"I think it is going to be that mentality, and strength of character amongst our players which can make the difference over the coming weeks."

Goals from Jimmy Bullard and Craig Fagan saw off Roy Hodgson's men to continue City's impressive home record.

And Pearson feels the Tigers didn't get the full credit they deserved for their display.

He said: "It was a great result and I was disappointed that many people talked about Fulham having three or four players missing.

"We were really badly hit and had seven or eight out of our first choice side.

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"The result and clean sheet was very important as I think it gave fans the belief again that we can pull clear."

With West Ham suffering another home defeat and appearing to be in turmoil, Pearson hopes City's new-found focus and togetherness wholesale sexy lingerie works to their advantage.

"Iain has made a tremendous difference," he explained. "The players have done 10 hard days training under him. He has brought great positivity and confidence to the squad, thanks to some really high-quality training and his backroom team's impact."

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"I have heard nothing regarding possible interest in any of our players," said Pearson.

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EX-CLARET and blue marksman Garry Thompson sees Martin O'Neill's reluctance to recruit a new striker as a chance for young gun Nathan Delfouneso to shine.

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Due to a lack of business in the January transfer window, Villa will head into the run-in with just three senior goal-getters - Gabby Agbonlahor, Emile Heskey and John Carew.

However, hot academy prospect Delfouneso has become a regular fixture on the fringes of Villa's first-team this season.

Having burst on to the senior stage last season with goals in the FA and UEFA Cups, the Brummie teenager is now a trusted back up to O'Neill's flock of front men.

Fortune And, while most fans will have been disappointed that a star signing failed to materialise last month, former Villa Park favourite Thompson insists that a quiet January can only be a boost for Delfouneso.

With Villa still fighting on three fronts this season, it's inevitable that injuries and suspensions will hit O'Neill's squad during the home straight.

Should that happen in the Irishman's striking department, then Thompson believes it will be time for 18-year-old Delfouneso to prove that he's a Premier League player.

"The fact that O'Neill hasn't gone out and spent a fortune, may show that the kids have got a part to play this season," said Thompson, a battering ram of a centre-forward for Villa between 1986 and 1988.

"If Villa get a couple of injuries up front then somebody will have to come in and carry it on, and it now looks as though that will be Nathan Delfouneso. Perhaps it's all part of Martin O'Neill's masterplan? "Not bringing a striker in can only be a blessing in disguise as it will only help Delfouneso's development.

"I'd seen Delfouneso play a few times and I always thought he could score good goals - the type of player who would take a defender on, beat him and then curl it in the top corner - but I wasn't sure if he was a natural six-yard box finisher.

"However, I watched him against Brighton. I know they aren't Premier League opposition, but he made some good runs, held the ball up well and this was while he was playing alongside Ashley Young, who is not a natural striker. I think he's definitely got the potential and if he plays then, bitby-bit, he'll get stronger. He's definitely got the makings of a good centreforward.

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"O'Neill can see that he has a player there in Delfouneso and if the side pick up a few injuries then we'll be able to see how good he is. When he's called into action I don't think he'll be found wanting.

''Don't get me wrong he'll make mistakes, but he'll learn from them and just get better."

While O'Neill is prepared to send certain youngsters out on loan, the Villa boss has insisted that Delfouneso, along with winger Marc Albrighton and defender Ciaran Clark, are staying put to continue their education in claret and blue.

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ONE day, the rugby men of Wales will forgive Alun-Wyn Jones. They will shrug philosophically and speak of a rush of blood or a flash of panic. One day, they will tell themselves that he didn't really mean to hand their opening game of the 2010 Six Nations to the English. One day, Celtic charity will prevail. But not yet.

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When Alun-Wyn Jones thrust out a lazy leg to trip Dylan Hartley, he was making possibly the most expensive sporting mistake since Nasser Hussain invited Australia to bat on a distant Ashes day in Brisbane, then watched them score 364 for two by stumps.

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Jones, a recent Lion and a player of considerable gifts and experience, sat in his touchline seat, lonely as a cloud as the points piled up. Once or twice, he seemed to be trying to hide, a difficult trick when you stand six feet five, weigh 18-and-a-half stone and are surrounded by 80,000 inquisitive people. An unkind man might decide the 10-minute sinbinning cost Wales 14 points. A kinder chap might easily reach the same conclusion.

The tries from Haskell and Danny Care either side of half-time carried the force of personal reprimands. The conversions of Jonny Wilkinson were telling formalities. At that stage, you could imagine some truly nasty songs were already being written about Jones, to be scathingly sung by generations of bitter Welshmen. Such was the impact of his error.

And, for once, the anodyne conventions of the post-match interview did not spare him. Wales coach Warren Gatland admitted that the big forward had received the mother and father of a dressing-room dressing down from the technical coach, Shaun Edwards.

'I only hope you never do anything like that again,' was Gatland's sanitised version of Edwards' reprimand. Gatland himself conceded that Jones might not retain his place for next week's match with Scotland. By the diplomatic standards of replica tag heruer watches international rugby union, this was strong stuff indeed. In truth, the match -- like a good many of the spectators -- was in dire need of a livener, even a clanger of Jones' dimensions. Only in the last quarter did the game rise above the sterile and the sluggish.

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STEINBACH - Jeff Stoughton threw down the gauntlet to the rest of the Safeway Championship field Friday with an eye-popping, shotmaking display.

Instead of a simple draw for three in the fourth end, the seven-time Manitoba men's curling champion chose a more difficult double kill for four on his way to a six-end, 6-2 win over 13th-seeded Randy Neufeld of La Salle in the opening game of the A-side playoff round.

"There was an opportunity to get four and that extra point gets you five-up instead of four, which is a big difference," said Brandon's Rob Fowler, Stoughton's second.

Fowler, who also made a triple kill of two guards plus one in the house in the sixth end, showed his game was also rolling.

"That was kind of a big one because all of our rocks were there and all of their's were gone," Fowler said. "They really couldn't generate any offence after that."

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Second-seeded Mike McEwen rattled off an 8-4 win over 14th-seeded David Hamblin of Morris to advance to face third-seeded Kerry Burtnyk of Assiniboine Memorial in the playoff A-side qualifying final.

"It feels like a different bonspiel now," said McEwen - a former Brandonite - of the eight-team, double-knockout round. "We know we're going to start playing the meat of the competition now, whether it's Kerry of Jeff. They're coming now ... and we're looking forward to it."

Brandon's Allan Lyburn wasn't as fortunate as Burtnyk matched him shot for shot to beat him 11-8. Lyburn, playing his third game of the day after running all the way up the B-side qualifying event just to make the playoffs, had his chance to knock off the Reston-born former world champion.

"It was a pretty scrappy game and he gave us chances he wouldn't normally give us," Lyburn said. "It was really the eighth end that did us in. I got greedy trying to peel off a guard and peeled off two guards. If I only peel one, we're guaranteed to score one."

Instead, Burtnyk stole a single, then with Lyburn lying four in the ninth end, the five-time Manitoba champion tossed a perfect triple kill that left him lying three.

"He made a great shot, then I rolled out with my next one (a takeout attempt) and the game was over," Lyburn said.

Lyburn, who completed that end by scoring a single point, now faces Hamblin, with both teams needing a win to survive.

Brandon's Brendan Taylor, who skips the eighth-seeded West Kildonan foursome, suffered a 9-6 playoffs loss to Gunnlaugson.

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Taylor, who curled three games on Friday, faces Neufeld in his B-side playoff elimination game today.

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