Hellberg savours second-half turnaroundpublished at 18:02 BST
Hellberg: Boro win against West Brom 'massive'
Middlesbrough boss Kim Hellberg enjoyed his side's improved second-half performance against West Brom.
The hosts were on the back foot for much of the first half but were better after the interval, and ran out 3-1 winners.
Asked by BBC Radio Tees what he had said to his players at half-time, Hellberg joked: "Things that I cannot say on radio because of the language - I cannot swear!"
He added: "We talked about things. We weren't intense enough and structurally not good enough, and that's why the first half was not as good as we wanted.
"Then the second half was totally different. We could have scored six in that second half - it was chance after chance.
"We did a brilliant second half and were running over them. That's very strong from the boys."
Will Lankshear scored twice, taking his tally to six goals in five matches since being signed from Tottenham this summer.
Lankshear opened the scoring early in the second half - despite clearly being offside - and restored the hosts' lead after Jimmy-Jay Morgan's equaliser. The fit-again Alfie Jones added a late third.
Hellberg said: "I'm very happy. The second half was brilliant from us. And what a big win against a team that hadn't lost."



































