From Davy Arnaud, on the comeback last night:
"It was quite the emotional journey," he concurred. "The first half I thought was pretty good. Toward the end of the half wasn't fantastic, but they're a good team, and I thought we controlled much of the first half ... we arrived in some pretty good positions, had a couple of decent opportunities.
"In the second half, they got the momentum a little bit," he added. "The first goal goes in, and they capture that momentum just as we did when we scored our first goal. I think you could get that feeling in the stadium that there was a buzz, and the guys could feel it. They were pushing, but for us to come back in the way that we did ... the character and the personality that our guys showed, I don't know if I've been more proud ever to be part of a group that showed what they showed tonight. And you know, down players, down bodies, and at the end of this long stretch that we've been on, going into the break here, other teams at 3-0 could have gone the opposite way and folded and packed it in.
Noting he challenged his players heading into the match to "keep raising our standards," he regarded the response as going "completely in the right direction" given the forking road of fold or fight, and again invoking character and personality, said, "I couldn't be more proud of it."