More misery for Brown

19 October 2009 23:20
// A bit of a hack but it works// The article snippet is wrapped onto a second line, even when #article-sub is emptyif( $("div#article-sub").children().length == 0 ) {$("div#article-sub").remove();} Hull City boss Phil Brown was left to reflect on another difficult away day after a trip to Fulham on Monday.[LNB] The Tigers have failed to taste success on their travels since taking maximum points from a visit to Craven Cottage in March.[LNB]They were unable to repeat that success this time around as they slipped to a 2-0 defeat on the banks of the River Thames.[LNB]The Tigers offered little as an attacking force throughout the contest and ultimately succumbed to goals from Bobby Zamora and Diomansy Kamara.[LNB]Brown was forced to accept afterwards that his side had been second best and admits he will be looking for much more in forthcoming fixtures.[LNB]"It's disappointing of course, the fact that in the first half we didn't create anything," he said ruefully.[LNB]"We defended resolutely, but when we regain possession we ask them to play some football and tonight we didn't play. [LNB]"Second half came around and on the back of the 43rd minute goal (from Zamora) that changes your dynamic at half-time and we came out and played a bit. [LNB]"That, though, opens up gaps at the back and consequently they got the second goal and killed the game."[LNB]

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