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Deservedly ahead now though. Thought we were unsettled by their pressing - reminiscent of Rotherham last season - but better when we found space. The sending off helped that (poor tackle, not close to the ball, think it was justified) but still took us a while to get going.
Norwood frustrates, he could have had four that half easily but he will still score goals.
Need to add a couple more rather than try and see this out - their long ball stuff will be just as effective with ten as 11.
Still, quite staggering behaviour from a restaurant chain. Hopefully the staff can find a more respectable employer once places open up later this year.
"an accounting miracle appearing to take place in the East Midlands a few months after the 2019 defeat by Aston Villa at Wembley. Derby announced that for the financial year ending June 2019 they had made an operating profit of £14.6m.
It emerged that – much to the chagrin of fellow EFL clubs – the club had sold Pride Park to Morris for a reported £80m and leased the property back from him for £40m."
Yeah, wider context and all that but that was bloody brilliant. Norwood was excellent, Parrott not far behind and the defence solid (almost) throughout.
Far too late for Lambert now but a performance to ask what might have been.
Built on the better stuff from Saturday but actually managed a goal, might have been more with better composure from Parrott and Bennetts around the box. Norwood, fit and motivated, makes a difference at this level.
Hull have created less than Northampton but still should have scored after some dodgy defending from Andre and Too's stupid tackle of the day was fortunately outside the area.
We faded Saturday as the front three tired and we couldn't replace like with like. It's quite possible we could do the same tonight, especially given Jackson's exile.
Yes, we're all getting older but bloody hell, 25 years though.
Do you remember the first time? It’s 25 years to the day since Trainspotting arrived in UK cinemas! (We can't believe it either...)
Re-live Danny Boyle's 1996 classic tonight at 10.50pm, with his 1994 debut Shallow Grave, also starring Ewan McGregor, up first at 9pm. pic.twitter.com/3Nmc6267eh
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