I don't think that keeping them in for forty minutes necessarily means that he was giving them a b*****ing, and that isn't always the best way to get results. Getting them to look at themselves and ask themselves questions, pointing out the opportunity they have, reminding them that this is the same group that recently went fourteen unbeaten, all good ideas however it is communicated. Peterborough are at Plymouth next Saturday and Charlton have a difficult game at Bristol Rovers. If we can get the job done at home to Fleetwood things could still be looking good with five games to go.

Think everyone needs a word with themselves after yesterday. The formation we played doesn't work for us and never will. Don't think it's the time for screaming and shouting though, we've overachieved but we can't let standards slip.