On the right track
Date published: 22 September 2014
ATHLETIC assistant boss Tommy Wright admitted players and management were frustrated after their goalless draw at stuttering Notts County.
Manager Lee Johnson was so frustrated he opted out of offering his post-match thoughts.
At least Athletic extended their unbeaten run to six games in league and cup, but Wright clearly felt two points had gone begging.
"There were a lot of pleasing things throughout the game, particularly in the first half,” he said.
"But the most vital component in football is putting the ball in the back of the net, and we've not done that.
"We're on the right track. We're frustrated at this moment that we didn’t get the three points. But we can take credit from the performance.”
Most Viewed News Stories
- 1Oldham local elections 2024 - Labour loses control of council following a big night for
- 2Best friends Noah and Jasper are reaching for the stars after being signed by champions City
- 3Warning as major bus stop relocated and drivers asked to ‘arrive as late as possible’
- 4What does it mean if the council goes into No Overall Control?
- 5The primary school where pupils ‘take on leadership roles’ and teachers ‘are proud to work’