From the official site, one of the double winning players
talking about the end of that season, how they had a lot of ground to make up on Everton in the league, but how they were mentally down after losing the derby.
"Kenny had been injured and hadn't played in the defeat to Everton," said Beglin.
"When Kenny came back into the side I certainly noticed a change in the focus and the purpose of the team. Kenny had this aura and presence about him that lifted others.
"Suddenly there was an intensity about our football not seen previously. I attribute a lot of that to Kenny.
"He was great with the players but he also wasn't afraid to hand out a rollicking. If I bounced the ball into his feet and didn't make it easy for him to control, he let me know about it! On little details he would be on top of you. As a result everyone's levels shot up."
Deja vu, maybe?