Ratings today...

[Tom Joad]

Good OP. I would add that Mowatt is a vital cog in the machine. Again breaking up play and generally always wanting the ball. Reach did quite a lot of covering when they were pushing on late. BTA came off the bench looking fresh as a daisy, a great asset. I would also add, I genuinely was never concerned Bristol would score, they got lucky with a few break aways after deflections early doors and late on they looked like they would not score if they played till this morning. I hope we learn from this as a better team would punish us but overall, I've never been so comfortable watching the Albion.

[Geralous]

Only addition to OP ratings

Haji Wright 10 MOM performance

[Woodman scoreboard]

Good OP. I would add that Mowatt is a vital cog in the machine. Again breaking up play and generally always wanting the ball. Reach did quite a lot of covering when they were pushing on late. BTA came off the bench looking fresh as a daisy, a great asset. I would also add, I genuinely was never concerned Bristol would score, they got lucky with a few break aways after deflections early doors and late on they looked like they would not score if they played till this morning. I hope we learn from this as a better team would punish us but overall, I've never been so comfortable watching the Albion.

Mowatt was to deep yesterday for me .

[SW4Baggie]

Good OP. I would add that Mowatt is a vital cog in the machine. Again breaking up play and generally always wanting the ball. Reach did quite a lot of covering when they were pushing on late. BTA came off the bench looking fresh as a daisy, a great asset. I would also add, I genuinely was never concerned Bristol would score, they got lucky with a few break aways after deflections early doors and late on they looked like they would not score if they played till this morning. I hope we learn from this as a better team would punish us but overall, I've never been so comfortable watching the Albion.

Mowatt was to deep yesterday for me .

I’m sure for one spell Mowatt was on the left of a back 3 when we’d gone to 2-0, around the time Swift game on.

[Tom Joad]

Good OP. I would add that Mowatt is a vital cog in the machine. Again breaking up play and generally always wanting the ball. Reach did quite a lot of covering when they were pushing on late. BTA came off the bench looking fresh as a daisy, a great asset. I would also add, I genuinely was never concerned Bristol would score, they got lucky with a few break aways after deflections early doors and late on they looked like they would not score if they played till this morning. I hope we learn from this as a better team would punish us but overall, I've never been so comfortable watching the Albion.

Mowatt was to deep yesterday for me .

I’m sure for one spell Mowatt was on the left of a back 3 when we’d gone to 2-0, around the time Swift game on.

Mowatt goes where Mowatt is needed. Has the knack of making crucial blocks and picking up loose balls.

[Stillclem4england]

Mowatt is our best player. Absolutely key with and, more importantly, without the ball. I would be amazed if anyone in the division covers more km per game and a lot of the covering, tackles etc go unnoticed.

[Seat109]

Seemed to me Mowatt went left of a nominal back 3 second half when Bartley came on , found it odd Bartley was left instead of Kipre but was obviously a plan to have the best passer there fully justified as that’s where the 2nd goal started

[igorbalis]

Can't argue with the original post. Weren't 'at it' at all first half, scored at just the right time, though I can't remember their keeper making a save before that. Surely Barts starts in place of Pieters next game?

M.o.M - Fellows.