Duncan Barkes

mentioned Adams and Marlon Pack, who were just 100%, 10 out of 10, rock solid, winning so many scraps.

That's so important.

When I say scraps, I don't mean bits and pieces.

I mean combats, so many head-to-heads, 50-50s and so forth, winning so many of them.

Ogilvy was jumping out of his skin.

He was often getting the better of a centre-forward.

They had their number nine striker,

was a big unit and a tall lad, but you don't want to go head to head with Connor anywhere.

And that includes in the air, even though he's not the tallest because he can do it.

Our substitute, our other substitutes just didn't have a chance to make a mark.

I felt sorry at one point for Chaplin because I saw him standing next to their substitute, the number 25, the guy who put their goal away because he was huge.

I mean, he was enormous in

He was almost like one of those giants that you get in Lord of the Rings.

He was huge and strong.

He wasn't particularly quick, didn't need to be.

He did put himself about.

He was here, there and everywhere because he's coming on with 20 minutes to go.

Of course, you can afford to run around a lot, which he did.

But seeing him standing next to Connor Chaplin, they honestly looked amazing.

like a dad and his 10-year-old son on their way to the park for a kick around.