Attitude so

promotion-chasers Town avoided any slip-up against their League One opponents.

“The most important thing, and it was something we spoke about a lot before, was that we focused on ourselves,” said the head coach, whose side were also 4-0 winners, at home to Port Vale, in round three.

“The second most important thing was to be open to different circumstances, and this was different, especially the pitch.

“It wasn’t what we needed for our style and our identity. After 20 minutes we realised we wouldn’t be able to play our normal football.

“At half-time we were able to change the ideas of our game - in the second half we didn’t do what we normally do.

“It is what we have sometimes done shortly before the final whistle - long balls, play for second balls and set-pieces, a more British style if you like.

“It’s big credit to my players that they were able to immediately change the ideas of this game.

“We had the right FA Cup attitude. Work and fight and go against big hurdles, be proper Terriers.

“The result made it look easier than it was. Rochdale made this a tough tie for us.

“I don’t like the sentence you have to have a Plan B - but I loved this result!”

Liverpool forward Sadio Mane could be set for a place in the squad for tomorrow’s visit of Chelsea after Senegal’s exit from the African Nations Cup.

It’s understood the club have scheduled a private jet to fly home the player after his country was knocked out by Cameroon.

Mane was distraught on Saturday night after missing the critical penalty in a 5-4 shootout defeat and it remains to be seen whether Jurgen Klopp will throw him straight back in.