Joey, you’re aware it’s Rovers’ first victory at The Valley since 1958. What was the key to the turnaround of the performance in the second half?
We thought we were the better side in the first half. I thought they started ever so well, they had us on the back foot and James Belshaw has had to make some good saves and there was good defending.
Then they got the goal and we were disappointed. We felt we got past the fact they’re at home and they were going to try, but you fall to the standards of your training and your preparation. I saw they hadn’t won in six and they scored first against Stockport and fell apart after that.
