Hull boss Nigel Pearson was pleased to take away a point from Barnsley after they came from behind to draw 1-1. Adam Hammill put the home side ahead, before Kevin Kilbane's crisp equaliser for the Tigers. Pearson said: "I think that as a game shows where we are at the moment. We were disappointed with the first-half performance but the second-half was much, much better. "Clearly our areas to improve are psychological. We've had a losing culture for too long at the club and that has to change. "The key was the application of the players and their desire to do something about it. You've got to move on rather than dwell on things like a player making a mistake. "That side has the ability to perform to a better standard, but there are things that need to be altered at the club. I was pleased with how the players made the system work in the second-half."
Source: PA
Source: PA