Niall Quinn

He'll be glad that drought's over.

I think he looks up to the heavens here and says, thanks, that drought is over.

And Norwich plugged away.

I'm sure at this stage the stadium was subdued.

You know, the word will have come true.

Sonner were probably 3-0 up at this stage.

And it was a forlorn hope to stay up.

But he got himself another goal.

Fair play to him.

In some respects it will, because they have a fair idea of what it takes to get back up.

I thought that was very tough on himself there, the manager, as honest as an assessment as it was.

I think now's probably not the night to tell him how well he's doing, he'll be feeling so bad, but it's really about the reaction he gets.

And we talk about it all the time, senior players, and what senior players will do when they come back and meet up for pre-season training, and is that desire and thirst to...

To bring the club back up, is it strong and is it going to go the way it went last time?

Or will some people break off that and not quite be at it?

You can go two ways with football.

We know some big clubs have gone and kept going downwards, but they're at a crossroads now.

Yeah, obviously the warning signs were there.

They just couldn't get going at all at the start of the season.

The first two or three months, it was awful stuff.