Stoke 'deserve enormous credit' - Robinspublished at 00:25 BST 2 September
Robins: ‘We are going to be alright, going to be good’
Stoke City manager Mark Robins admitted the "turbulence" around deadline day - and the sale of star man Sorba Thomas - threatened to overshadow their Championship game with Norwich.
Instead, the Potters, who had not won a league game since April, took the honours with a 1-0 win.
"We had to grind a win out somehow and we managed to do that, with a really well worked goal," he told BBC Radio Stoke.
"We looked a threat on the counter-attack. They had loads of possession but as we know in this division it doesn't matter about possession.
"We needed to get a clean sheet and win a game and it didn't matter how we did it.
"Obviously there's a lot of turbulence around deadline day, so the lads deserve enormous credit for the way they've dug in and got the first three points.
"The confidence can start to come from that."


































