Wagner: Fans delivered for my 50th win

had answered his pre-game call to create a scintillating atmosphere during the early-season six-pointer.

Wagner was not surprised at the fans’ reaction, however, as he now expects the Town faithful to create that atmosphere each week.

He said: “They absolutely delivered, but I never had a shadow of a doubt that this would be the case.

“I’m so happy that they have had something to really cheer - not only a performance like in the past, or a draw like in the past or a clean sheet, but this one they could really cheer a goal and three points as well.

“This is so important for the whole football club that we have this winning feeling back and that we know it is possible to win games and that we know it is possible to deliver in big-pressure games.

“This will help us for the whole season because we have seen last season there will be a few of these games over a season. Where you have to be there, where you have to deliver and we have shown, like last season, this group of guys have the character to deliver in these situations. “This is so important for them. “Now we take this win and these happy faces which we have here and now in our football club and whole town and go on.” Wagner was celebrating three years in charge of Town on Monday and also racked up his 50th win as boss with victory over the Londoners. But despite the milestones, he was more concerned with the character his players showed at the John Smith’s on Bonfire Night. “Sometimes everything comes together on one day,” said the boss when asked about the win on his third anniversary. “Three years here I have been in charge and it was my 50th win, I hear. “For sure it was one of the most important because, after such a long period of 10 games without a win, you need this feeling. “If you always only speak about

It was one of the most important because, after such a long period without a win, you need this feeling