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His quotes say a lot:
“I thought we started very, very well. I thought we were excellent for half an hour. I don’t know what the penalty was for, I haven’t got a clue and haven’t seen it again. Was it one? I don’t know, but having got it and scored it we were all over them and should have taken advantage.
“They were better than us in the second half and Warren Joyce must be scratching his head thinking ‘how the hell did we lose that game?’
“I never thought we were out of it. A third one might have killed us though. Our back four had a tough afternoon and Bart (keeper Bartosz Bialkowski) has got our backsides out of the bacon slicer on a number of times.”
Paul jewell always said that luck evens itself out.
Good on mccarthy for being honest re: the penalty.
You can always count on Mick to give an honest account on the game, unlike this mon we have at the moment, i suppose it all comes down to experience (or lack of it)
Fuck the EFL
Not a great fan of McCarthy, but like Pullis (no great fan of his either), McCarthy can always be relied on to give an honest opinion of the game, unlike the Wengers/Hughes etc of the football world
If they had lost the game, he would have said pretty much the same about the game…of course its easy to compliment the opposition and admit you got a lucky break when you’ve won, but he’s not like that, always says it as he genuinely sees it.
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