Great result against a decent squad of players last night, though whilst Brian Little is managing them I think we have little to fear. Last two games at the Northholme we have won 3-0 and 2-1 and both times Little has bemoaned his "luck" . If football was about talking he'd have Trinity in the premier league, unfortunately for him it's about sticking the ball in the net ! and conceding less than your opponents
Here's his match anlysis from today's Lincs Echo:
Trinity boss Brian Little felt his side were desperately unlucky to lose.
"In the first half we were excellent. If we had come in three or four goals up, I don't think anybody could have complained," said Little.
"Overall, they pretty much had two efforts on goals and scored twice. We hit the bar, hit the post and had chances cleared off the line. I thought we were excellent for 60 or 70 minutes.
"On another day we might have won the game comfortably."
I think the Echo keep that summary on file to save them time.
I see the Echo have copied and pasted their standard Brian Little quotes during the 1-0 home defeat to Worksop on Saturday. Another defeat, that in his mind was a win:
"I would say that in terms of chances created, we probably could have won the game," Little said.
"It was a definite penalty, I would have no complaints about that. The fellow (Jackson) was put through and it was a clumsy challenge from Luke (Waterfall).
"But we had chances to score. On another day Lewis McMahon would probably have scored two."