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Which was the match after which you really started to believe we could get promoted?
For me it was WBA at The Hawthorns, up to that point I’d hoped, but after going there and doing the business I actually thought we could achieve promotion. We were immense that night and sitting on the coach home something inside me just changed, although we still had some really difficult games ahead of us I had the confidence that this team could really do it.
I still can’t believe some of the wins we’ve had since then and the way we’ve played but sometimes dreams do come true.
 



Which was the match after which you really started to believe we could get promoted?
For me it was WBA at The Hawthorns, up to that point I’d hoped, but after going there and doing the business I actually thought we could achieve promotion. We were immense that night and sitting on the coach home something inside me just changed, although we still had some really difficult games ahead of us I had the confidence that this team could really do it.
I still can’t believe some of the wins we’ve had since then and the way we’ve played but sometimes dreams do come true.

sometime in December

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Villa away: despite throwing away two points we showed that we had a pattern of play away from home that could get points at difficult grounds. It proved that our January business had given us a new depth and tactical flexability. With an horrendous run of difficult away games on the horizon, and only play off form in the pre January 'easier' away games, this was imperative. If we'd had this squad since August we'd have been toasting promotion in March or early April imo.
 
The three games over christmas. Derby, Blackburn and Wigan. Three very different tests, some twat refs, and three perfect performances.

I knew we'd be up there
 
West Brom away for me...a great result and performance against a top six side away from home.

We hadn’t done well against top six sides until then. We didn’t do too bad against them in the end did we?
 
Hull away, so many pundits had this down as the 'difficult one', the one that would potentiially put an end to our challenge to the dirties, well ruck me, looked what happened, I can just imafine the looks of horror on the faces of the dirty twat supporters when that fuker came through at half time - plain sailing since then. Fuck 'em all.
 
to be fair when we took the lead v Inter Milan we shouldve had a feeling ;):D
 



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