The attacking change that shows the Paul Hurst impact

Shrewsbury Town reporter Ollie Westbury joins Jonny Drury to discuss one of the biggest changes since Paul Hurst returned to the club.

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00:00 I think the mark of the impact is the fact that maybe six weeks ago we were talking about

00:07 Salah not scoring goals and now we're not having a go at them. But you could say they

00:13 weren't clinical enough last night. If they were a little bit more clinical they would

00:15 have won the game. That's probably the mark of how far they've come in such a short space

00:19 of time.

00:20 I think I've always been of the mantra that if you do create the chances and you keep

00:26 creating the chances then you've got to be one of the unluckiest teams in the world or

00:29 just have zero quality in the team. If you're going to keep missing them eventually you

00:33 will put enough away to get the points that you need. If Shrewsbury create that many chances

00:37 in games between now and the end of the season they're going to be absolutely fine because

00:41 obviously they played a top quality opposition last night, a good side who were doing well

00:46 in League One.

00:47 I think there's some really, really positive signs. The feedback you get from the fans

00:51 is they're pretty happy too. Obviously a little bit disappointed with conceding so late on

00:56 but I think overall it feels quite positive. I'm pretty pleased.