I'll say it again - Hudders were poor over both legs

Even the first. Yes, a few good chances but finishing was consistent only in its abismality.</p>

I said after Thursday that, without our help, they wouldn't score while ever they had holes in their arses, and I was right, despite being accused of being on drugs.</p>

In 180 minutes of football they &quot;scored&quot; twice, each time after we suffered a cataclysmic failure in front of our own goal. If that hadn't happenned they would have been goaless throughout.</p>

They were finally uncovered for what they are, something that has been apparent during their run in, whereas by contrast, we scored three classy goals all from different scenarios.</p>

The other day, I maintained that, should Hudders go through, Swansea would flatten them, simply because the Swans had done it the hard way, whereas Hudds had been in a position of expectancy for weeks on end. It was that edge that gave it to Swansea over Brentford, and it was the same &quot;uncertain&quot; edge that paid off for the Reds.</p>

The final will be a belter. Two outside ranked teams, having disposed of the media darlings, going at it hammer and tongs. I wouldn't want to predict the outcome, I reckon we could edge it - but whoever gets this one will truly deserve it.</p>

Well done Andy and the lads - you did us all proud last night. Still got no voice!</p>