john@staustell
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I absolutely agree, the post match analysis certainly seemed at odds from the game I had just watched. Even during the period post Stoke scoring, I never really felt like we were under any real pressure, the two goals at the end that provided the 'flattering' scoreline were a reflection of the work Stoke needed to put into the previous 85 minutes of the game to keep pace with us. Like Pep said we had so many 'nearly' moments up until that point that we could well have had the game sewn up earlier.
I did find myself thinking that both Quinn and Souness were putting an unduly negative spin on a thoroughly professional display but quite frankly I don't give a toss. If the pundits want stardust, good for them, for me, I'll settle with a 4-1 win when we haven't reached our peak and still have a number of regulars to join the first team squad.
Spot on.