3 wins from 3 for a Shrewsbury team that had been struggling prior to his arrival. Seems to be getting rave reviews from Salop fans, who are saying he's made the difference. One likened him to Kevin de Bruyne.

It seems Rob Street was less loved but is slowly starting to win round some doubters.

Two of the three wins were huge, the third, v MK Dons last night, a smash and grab against a stronger team.

Correction: they did concede one in a 5 1 win v Cambridge

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If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.

Aplomb described by a plum.

Only you could do that, Willo. A man who writes with aplomb in his mouth :-)

Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

I was at game last night, Street to be honest was bang average, dived quite a bit, took off at half time, Phillips put himself about a bit, had a reasonable game, was taken off mid way through second half, Mk Dons surprisingly we’re by far the better side, effectively one bad pass out of back four, and bang, cruel game

Shrewsbury would beat us.

Red and Blue Army!

He assisted the winner for Shrewsbury again yesterday. If you get the chance to watch it then do, absolutely brilliant piece of play. The Shrewsbury fans seem to love him. I genuinely think he's an absolute cracking player and still not the finished article.

"It's ok postman , he'll lick you to death" "That isn't really that comforting , I still end up dead !!"

Really pleased for him. Hopefully he continues to progress and by the start of pre season he'll be back around the first team. I think he'd probably need next season on loan in the championship before we'd know if he'sready for Prem football. But player development can sometimes throw up a few surprises.