The Last Word: Stevenage boss Darren Sarll reviews Lincoln City
Danny Newton lands on top of Neal Eardley. Picture: Danny Loo - Credit: Archant
Stevenage take on Crawley Town tonight at the Lamex after losing 2-1 at home against Lincoln City on Saturday.
Matt Godden looks to get past Sean Raggett. Picture: Danny Loo - Credit: Archant
Read on for the Boro boss Darren Sarll’s take on the disappointing defeat to the Imps.
Sarll on the loss
Danny Newton sees his shot blocked. Picture: Danny Loo - Credit: Archant
Every supporter here for Stevenage would agree when I say it was absolutely madness. It was madness, absolutely madness.
You give a foul away in the final third against Lincoln and they have got a million set-plays. The penalty comes from giving a silly set-play away.
11 v 11 we were miles the better side. 11 v 10 they got themselves on top and 10 v 10 I thought we got back on top again.
It was very disappointing [in terms of] the reaction and the manner of how we controlled the game [after] being a man up.”
Danny Newton on the attack. Picture: Danny Loo - Credit: Archant
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On Luke Wilkinson’s sending off
I need to see it again. I can understand why the referee has done what he has done in that moment. Luke is my player and a good man so I want to make sure I make the right diagnosis.
Ronnie Henry. Picture: Danny Loo - Credit: Archant
If he has shown petulance towards the opponent then it is a massive lack of discipline. No-one suffers more than his teammates because he’s a positive performer for us and they suffer because of [his red card]. He knows that, we are all human beings. He is a passionate boy, he has made a mistake and he will obviously have to take the consequences of that.
Darren Sarll talked to the Stevenage FC website. For more visit www.stevenagefc.com
