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Madeleymariner
March 8, 2015, 12:55pm

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Tel interview on BT Sport, concentrating on getting a play off spot first, worry about winning league after that
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March 8, 2015, 12:59pm

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Yes just saw that,

I am looking at the ground and thinking what it will look and sound like,

With 1,000 Town fans in it.


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It was a nice little bit of air-time for Town.  Adam Virgo seems to be a closet Town fan as he always has good things to say about the team and fancied Town's chances of winning the league.  Hurst was his usual level-headed self.


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March 8, 2015, 1:50pm
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Played things down beautifully. Let others have the pressure.
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March 8, 2015, 2:02pm
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I know most people dislikes Hurst's 'dull' approach but with the position and situation we are in I believe that it is the best way to be. The players have belief and motivation which isn't a problem and Hurst's job is to keep there feet on the ground and keep them focused. We all know Martin Allen has a tendency to lose it and  explode and hopefully Bristol Rovers fans will get on Darrell Clarkes back and cause problems there.
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Quoted from 1739
I know most people dislikes Hurst's 'dull' approach but with the position and situation we are in I believe that it is the best way to be. The players have belief and motivation which isn't a problem and Hurst's job is to keep there feet on the ground and keep them focused. We all know Martin Allen has a tendency to lose it and  explode and hopefully Bristol Rovers fans will get on Darrell Clarkes back and cause problems there.


I think he has been quite animated in the last few interviews, usually a lot more cautious! He's right in what he says but I hope his message to the players is to go straight for the title and let the play offs look after themselves.


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― John Stuart Mill, On Liberty."
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March 8, 2015, 4:35pm

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I think this probably one of his best interviews and I especially liked what he said about the game and the players.

The comment about the wigs was funny and I think that's the first time in one of his interviews we have seen another side to PH.


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