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We all know that this team never give up and never know when they're beaten. But who is responsible for that? Is it McKenna and his coaching staff? Should credit go to the recruitment team and process for identifying players with the right personality credentials? Sam Morsy for his leadership and drive? How have we ended up with such a terrific bunch who would go to war for one another?
I know the reality is going to be a mix of everything, but it's not hard to imagine a scenario where you have a great amount of talent in a squad that would lose games like last night's, or draw vs Rotherham.
Have to say, with Soton's and Leeds's opponents, it's looking unlikely that this is the weekend we see ourselves back in the top two. However, stranger things have happened!
It's back! The most highly anticipated post on TWTD (lol) has returned after an unexpected hiatus over the festive period (due to my laptop breaking and being away from my desktop)
But here is the graph for the Friday, Saturday and Sunday fixtures.
I think I must have a bug somewhere in the code, as I'm sure Leeds beat us to automatic promotion after our game there, but now it's showing them stuck in fourth for this week.