A possibly Manchester-oriented viewpoint there from Mr Webber. 

I think endeavor is the key word. It's a nice way of saying they're trying hard, but with little quality on the ball.

One minute added on...

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Danny Webber summarising on BBC Radio Manchester: "FC United are finally starting to ask a few more questions - they are trying to break forward. They lack a little quality in the final third but there is no lack of endeavour.

"This is a bit of a flat period in the game - nobody is really threatening. It is there for one team to really try to take it on."

This is when you want to summon what you can before the break, do what you can with what little time is left. 

It's not when you want your 'keeper to boom a kick out of play. Especially if you are two goals down.

Ohh Christopher Lynch is a bit of a lucky boy there! The centre-back seems keen on testing his own 'keepers handling, a looping header back when defending a Chesterfield cross. 

David Carnell is equal to it though, but moments later Sylvan Ebanks-Blake eases past Lynch to fire one over the bar. Not sure Carnell would have stopped that one. If it had been on target that is - there was plenty of power.

One more goal before the break and the away side would be home and hosed you feel.

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Sylvan Ebanks-Blake is lurking dangerously for the away side. 

But a heavy touch takes him away from the danger zone with Gbolly Ariyibi looking to repeat the link-up that led to the opening goal. 

Chesterfield are looking a lot slicker in attack. Was it the pitch that got the better of Ebanks-Blake there? I've seen a few slip up already.

Still, plenty of chance to nick one from a set-piece? 

We've had a few of those as well, with the ref blowing up as bodies fly in from all angles on that far side. 

The pressure's building a touch more on Chesterfield, and there's definitely a lot of what you'd call commitment from FC United.

Can they translate that into a decent chance though?

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Over the past few minutes I must have seen the FC United defence hoof the ball clear three or four times at least. 

The home side then chance a little opening in the Chesterfield back line but it's closed up and then dealt with a little more smoothly - they bring the ball down and build instead.

Yet another decent chance for Chesterfield - Richard Wood heading across goal, testing David Carnell's handling.

The League One side clearly on top here.

Two goals so far - and you can now watch both of them at the top of this page (UK only). 

Use the highlights tab and savour that excellent finish from Lee Novak.

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And this really should be the third for Chesterfield! 

It's four against three on the break but Sam Morsy fires wide when he really should at least be working the keeper. 

Or passing another lad in even? A big, big let off that...

We've already had two goals and this looks like being the kind of game with plenty more left in it. 

A third for the away side and it's curtains you feel. But certainly worth taking the risk on getting it first though...

Danny Webber summarising for BBC Radio Manchester: "I am watching Liam Brownhill running further forward than where I would expect the winger to be. If his team loses the ball there they will be exposed.

"This is better though from FC United - they are looking to attack with a little more purpose." 

Immediate danger down the other end though as Rory Fallon slides in to cover a loose ball in the box - Jay O'Shea looks like he wants a penalty... 

Nothing doing from the ref - Fallon got the ball and a lot of man, too.

A big roar of 'shoot!' from the home fans and Sam Sheridan doesn't need telling - he drives one from distance, boy is that surface greasy! 

Tommy Lee spills his parry as the ball skims up, there's a red shirt running in but he can't quite get there. 

Good signs...

A bit more bite in midfield, but not much more quality up top as FC United have a spell in charge. 

Down at the right corner, Dan Jones shows his League One strength to win the ball back with the home side struggling for momentum.

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Danny Webber was in the Salford side that defeated Notts County on Friday. Right now he is summarising for BBC Radio Manchester. 

Danny Webber: "It has been coming - I keep harping on about stopping the crosses but FC United's full-backs are too far up the pitch. 

"FC United look devoid of confidence right now. They are looking for some leaders on the pitch."

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Two chances, two goals, from Chesterfield. 

But here's FC United with their first attempt on goal! Adam Thurston drives down the left, he cuts back for Tom Greaves but the connection's poor, it trickles through to Tommy Lee in goal.

Very good noise though, those fans are still behind them...

So we'd hardly seen any of what FC United can do and they're already 1-0 down. 

A very disappointing start. Maybe it's that gap of 78 league places, maybe it's just bad luck. 

The real question is though: Can they recover from here?