It wasn't until the second half with ten men that we got in Leeds' faces (not in an Odemwingie way) and tried to get on the front foot and when we did that it became apparent that actually Leeds weren't that good at all. I wish we had got at them from the start, because in reality we seemed intent on holding a certain shape and being solid. That is all well and good, but the atmosphere was flat after two minutes. I think that at home it is up to us to start at a high tempo, get the crowd involved and then let's see what happens. Instead, from the off there was a feeling of inevitability and edginess.

Odemwingie let everyone down massively. He is an experienced pro. His half arsed not-quite-an-apology (he doesn't think he did anything wrong but is sorry the ref thinks he did) tweeted while his teammates were having to cover his shift didn't help. What was he doing tweeting a mealy mouthed apology during the game anyway, and who was supposed to benefit from it?

Second half I thought everyone did really well. It was a game that with hindsight was there to be won but we blew it. Still, there were some positives to take from it.