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Chelsea skipper John Terry told Barnsley to 'go on and win it'
after his side's stunning FA Cup exit at the hands of Simon Davey's
giant-killers.
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Powerhouse Tykes striker Kayode Odejayi delivered the holders a
sensational knockout blow, rising highest to head home Martin
Devaney's superb cross in the 65th minute for the only goal in a
thrilling 'David versus Goliath' quarter-final at a sold-out
Oakwell. Chelsea manager Avram Grant conceded it was his worst day
since replacing Jose Mourinho 37 games and only four defeats ago.
But the Israeli and his captain were gracious enough in defeat to
pay tribute to Coca-Cola Championship side Barnsley and their
fairytale cup run. Davey said of his opposite number: 'He just said
'well done'. He was very sociable. He's a nice fella. 'John Terry
came up to me at the end of the game and said 'go on and win it,
you deserve it after today'. 'So it's great to have people of that
stature in the game saying that afterwards.' Davey, who never
played above League One level as a player, admitted he and his
players were in 'dreamland' after trumping their memorable win at
Liverpool in the previous round. 'I never thought the Anfield win
could be eclipsed and today, in front of our own fans, against
mighty Chelsea with all their millions, we've done it and I
couldn't believe it. 'I still can't believe it now and hopefully
I'll wake up in the morning and it will still all be true.'
Barnsley went toe to toe with Chelsea in a typically full-blooded
cup tie and even played some of the better football in the first
half. Chelsea a took command early in the second half and it
appeared their extra class would tell, but just when Barnsley legs
appeared to waver, Delaney swung over a top-class cross and Odejayi
thumped home his decisive header. Davey added: 'You have to enjoy
days like these. It was a big day for Barnsley and a big day for
the players and they went out to enjoy the game. 'Nobody was found
wanting. Everyone put a shift in and they've come up trumps again.
'To go to Anfield and win and then to go and beat Chelsea in the
same season is a fantastic achievement and my players deserve a lot
of praise.' Davey revealed his most expensive player was Hungarian
striker Istvan Ferenczi, who cost a tiny fraction of the
£110million it cost Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich to assemble the
Londoners' side on show at Oakwell. But it was match-winner
Odejayi, who scored his first goal since September, that Davey
singled out for special praise. Davey said: 'My players, last-ditch
tackles, Luke (Steele) again pulling off saves - they've been
fantastic. 'But a lot of the credit for me has got to go to 'Kay'.
He has been fantastic all season. He got a bit of criticism
earlier, but we know he's a good player and that he'd come good.
'Over the last month he's put a lot of hard work in and he's had
his reward today.' Chelsea manager Grant, who insisted both Frank
Lampard and Didier Drogba were left out due to injury, looked drawn
when asked to assess his side's upset. He also laid some of the
blame on the Oakwell pitch, and said: 'It's a big disappointment.
It's a quarter-final and we lost. 'First of all I need to
congratulate Barnsley. They played very well today and showed good
spirit. 'For us it's not a pitch we can play quality football on.
It was not good in the first half and the second half we started
very well. 'We played quick, we created a lot of chances and then,
like it happens sometimes in football, we conceded a goal and we
couldn't score. 'I don't think we thought this was an easy game. We
knew they beat Liverpool away, so we knew what to expect. 'I wanted
both (Lampard and Drogba) to play, but they were injured, so they
couldn't, but we played with a team that was good enough to win the
game.' Grant added: 'I don't know if I'm shocked, but I'm very
disappointed. You can say so yes, since I came to Chelsea, this is
the most disappointing day.'
