Worcester City manager left frustrated by Bromley exit

Worcester City manager left frustrated by Bromley exit Worcester City manager left frustrated by Bromley exit

A FRUSTRATED Carl Heeley bemoaned his side’s lack of bravery in the final third as Worcester City slipped to a late FA Cup defeat against 10-man Bromley.

Richard Pacquette’s 90th-minute strike condemned Worcester to a heart-breaking exit at Hayes Lane as the visitors lacked potency in the penalty area with City’s boss rueing a missed opportunity to reach the first round proper.

Heeley said: “All the way through this cup run, we said to the boys that when it ends, you want to have given it everything you’ve got and end up getting beaten by a better side.

“You don’t want to be sitting there thinking, ‘How have we lost that?’ “But we have been beaten by a side that, in my opinion, were nowhere near as good as us, so that is exactly what has happened and hopefully the players will understand those words now.

“There is a lot of frustration in the dressing room because we should have got a draw at the very least with the possession and dominance we had. I thought Bromley were waiting to be beaten.

“In the last third, we needed to take a chance and be brave but we didn’t do that enough.

“We flattered to deceive a little bit in that area although it was a good performance until we got into the last third.

“There was no cutting edge and I have got to look at that because it has been evident for a while.

“Last week we were brilliant but had no cutting edge so that is something we may need to address.”

Comments(1)

Doogie 46 says...
4:40pm Mon 22 Oct 12

Well, for starters how about giving Michael Taylor a run of starts - it transformed City last season and his ankle injury rather put paid to City`s play-off aspirations.
Perhaps as Danny Glover was this season`s star aquisition and Mike Symons was last season`s stand-out success, Carl Heeley feels he has to maintain faith with them both, but Taylor`s pace is something neither of them have and he`s a decent finisher.
Two minutes on Saturday was not showing much belief in him, although according to Steve Carley`s report he nearly saved the game.
I don`t think Glover has been a massive success so far - perhaps it`s time to back the "bagain basement" signing.

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