Source: Team_Talk
Hendon looks on the bright side
The visitors were low on confidence prior to the match but goals from Karl Hawley and Ben Davies mean they are now winless in 14.[LNB]However, Hendon said: "I'm very disappointed with the result but I have taken a few positives from the performance, and now we have to go to Accrington on Tuesday and start like we finished this game.[LNB]"Albert Adomah had his best game for months and in the second half we passed the ball quite nicely, created space out wide and put balls in the box.[LNB]"Both the decisions for the free-kicks which led to their goals were a bit dubious to me, but we have to be switched on and deal with them better.[LNB]"It may take a goal to go in off someone's backside to get us going but I know we're going to turn this around, and my staff and I are not going to let the heads of the players go down."[LNB][LNB]
