Ryan Lowe had hailed the camaraderie amongst the Preston North End ranks after their win against Norwich City at the weekend.
"For there to be illness going through the team and for them to go out there and perform the way they did, it's really pleasing.
"You get those things in the back of your head, what's meant to be is meant to be. I could have easily changed them but they all wanted to get through it and play. Overall I was very pleased with them, to get through what they did was tough.” PNE banded together to make sure they got the win at Carrow Road and the manager felt it was a credit to their unity.Lowe said: “The character of the group is fantastic, the togetherness is unbelievable. I felt it Friday night when the lads were helping each other and were rubbing each others’ tummies and having a laugh and a joke about it.
"They were cuddling each other, honestly, it was heartwarming to see the way they were around each other. Even on Saturday making sure everyone was okay. "We have a tremendous group in there and if we make sure that continues then you get more belief you will win games of football. We can't get too carried away, it's three points and three goals which is pleasing but we have to go again.”
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