NORTH Queensland Fury goalkeeper Justin Pasfield insists the humiliation of the mauling in Adelaide is history and they're now focused on a Kevin Muscat-less Melbourne Victory tomorrow.
"We have totally forgotten about Friday's result. I just think that's the best thing we can do, put that out of our minds and really concentrate on Wednesday," said Pasfield.
"We've got the Melbourne Victory. They're going all guns blazing at the moment because they need the points."
However, Pasfield believed the game would be made slightly easier with the absence of Victory captain Kevin Muscat, out of the game after receiving a red card against the Heart last week.
"They're missing Muscat so I think that is a big downfall for them. They'll miss him," he said.
Fury skipper Ufuk Talay is heartened by the way the players have buckled down in training following the 8-1 thrashing.
"It's just disappointing to lose a game like that. No player goes out there to lose a game that way. But I think yesterday's training went quite well and we well go out there against Melbourne on Wednesday to hopefully resurrect things," he said.
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