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Alan, good afternoon. I suppose the obvious question is, how Alan. There might be some of us in the room, we'll be man the bars one of 1989 and the next game finished nil.

Nel. Oh.

What a crazy result.

So first and foremost, the scoreline is a freak, freaky one if you want.

It doesn't happen a lot or often and will not happen a lot because of the quality of opponents

but things can go that way because we play a good game so everything worked out

that afternoon.

We know that boys are not dumb.

We don't expect a freakish scoreline again because,

for obvious reasons. So no I'm not concerned about to be honest

because what I want to keep is the way we played. So just usually we played games

like this we just didn't score nine times, we missed more chances, you have hit the post, the crossbar, whatever, these kind of things.

And that game that didn't really happen. I know we missed still a few sitters which is incredible but

no it's the way we played that's what we have to keep and not think about a scoreline that's done

anyway strange I told the boys, if it would have won one ill, I would have been over the

moon, so fine, great.

And if now nine-nill would feel nine times better, it would be kind of really strange and it didn't.

So it was more like, wow, in the game it felt great after the game it was,'s really was a really harsh one and so I think

what we have to prove it to show that we don't misunderstand the situation but I'm pretty

sure we will not.

Just on those chances that you touched on there as well, we saw a lot more of Lewiston as a

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