| McKenna 08:03 - Nov 11 with 778 views | ringwoodblue |
Obviously it was so good for the boys and the fans to get our first win yesterday but I felt particularly chuffed for McKenna. His face showed a huge amount of pleasure, pride and relief to get his first PL win. That, mixed with the emotions of being back at Tottenham where he spent his early career. I felt so pleased for him personally. He has done so much for our beloved club.
Hopefully it will be the first of many PL wins to his name and it would be amazing to get the next one against Utd who he has an another huge connection with.
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| McKenna on 08:11 - Nov 11 with 700 views | victorysquad |
I thought the same thing. It must be tough seeing Hurzeler start so well at Brighton, he would only be human if he it had crossed his mind whether he made the right decision to stay. But I firmly believe he made the right choice, it was the honourable thing to do, and if we can stay up this season and build from there, any achievement he has here will always be measured from where he took over, and that was starting in League One. If he can get us back into Europe, that achievement will be considered up there with some of the greatest, he just could not have done that at Brighton. |  |
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| McKenna on 08:17 - Nov 11 with 669 views | BloomBlue |
The win was critical, especially after Wolves won.
While managers, coaches, players can talk about it wasn't adding pressure, they approach all games the same etc etc, blah blah blah, the reaction at the final whistle demonstrated the 'no win yet' was weighing heavy on their shoulders.
Now the monkey is off our backs we can hopefully go ape shlt with more wins. |  | | |
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