Boothroyd, who has become the first City manager to steer his side to an unbeaten pre-season since George Curtis and John Sillett did it in 1986/87 said to Sky Blue Player: "I was pleased by two things, the first that we tested a very good team and gave them problems and the second was that they tested us and gave us our own things to work on.
"It's still about getting that recipe right and then trying to make a great cake out of it.
"We had lots of different good bits about us and it's now about bringing that all together but that takes time with hard work on the training pitch but overall I was very pleased with the performance."
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"We had lots of different good bits about us and it's now about bringing that all together but that takes time with hard work on the training pitch but overall I was very pleased with the performance."
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