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To be fair, we did it quite often. However, we often failed to was capitalise on early dominance, allowing the opposition to grow into the game. With frail confidence, particularly in the second half of the season, going one down was a hammer blow.

Yes :(

Holloway's parting line: I hope Potter does well, but I think you've got rid of a proven manager very harshly.

Holloway very complimentary of Albion as a club - a few jokes about the play-off game and how Poyet thought it was "job done" after the first leg and, as a result, Holloway didn't need to motivate his players.

Quite pointed from Holloway, as expected, on the sacking of Hughton. Barber's response largely hinging on a belief that Hughton didn't get the best out of the (new) players he had.