March 22 2009

Neil Warnock

Crystal Palace boss Neil Warnock is expecting bids for starlets Nathaniel Clyne and Victor Moses in the summer.

Both teenagers had excellent games as Palace drew 0-0 at home to high-flying Reading at Selhurst Park.

"They are two exceptional players," Warnock said. "I think all the big boys will be queueing up for them soon.

"I can see the top four taking them. Hopefully we'll get another season out of them but it wouldn't surprise me if we get an offer we can't turn down in the summer."

Reading manager Steve Coppell said: "They had more pressure than us and when we went down to 10 men it looked like that pressure might tell.

"But we defended well and it was good to get a point given the circumstances. All the teams are feeling it, we've had seven games in 21 days and it takes its toll.

"It's nice now to have a break and everyone in the division can set themselves up for the closing month of the season.

"We are one of the teams with a lot to play for and a lot to look forward to. We have an opportunity to show our nerve and our ability and try to get something for it."