Lee Bullen thinks the Bairns have turned a corner and will be delivering more wins from now on.
He said: "It was a very satisfying win. I felt we had been hitting the bar recently with regards to results and been disappointed. I think frustration is the word I'd use. Draws have been killing us and it was nice to turn that into a victory. We were were really disappointed heading down the road from Inverness the other night, but we kept a clean sheet against Motherwell and stood up to pressure, especially in the second half. Fair play to Well, who threw everything at us, but it's a massive pat on the back for everybody involved in the team to hold on. It was a tremendous team effort. Our target is to take that one step further than last year and get to the top six. We are all of the belief we have a group of players capable of doing that and we'll be very disappointed if we fall short this season. We've jumped a couple of places and now we can start looking up the way instead of behind us." Michael Higdon's third goal in a week proved the difference between the sides. The goal ion the 37th minute was a superb combination goal, the Englishman finishing off a flowing five-man counter-attacking move with a well-placed 18-yard shot. Bullen, however, feels fellow front man Steve Lovell deserves just as much praise for his efforts. He said: "I feel a little bit frustrated for Stevie at the moment, because he is working his socks off and the two of them are building a really good understanding. But it's Higgie who is getting all the headlines when Stevie's is doing a heck of a lot of work too. As a pairing, they are brilliant for us at the back to see them holding the ball up and giving the opposition's defence a roasting at times." | |||
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