By PON_News
Notts County celebrated a thrilling 4-2 victory in a pulsating match at Meadow Lane. After the match, Dan Crowley, the midfielder who unexpectedly became the focus, expressed his viewpoints in a post-game discussion.
Crowley kicked off his reflections by heaping praise on the team’s first-half performance. He said, “We were absolutely smashing it in the first half, we were brilliant, and they simply couldn’t keep up with us.”
However, he didn’t shy away from addressing the team’s second-half struggles. He expressed his disappointment with their inability to sustain the momentum. This candid admission shows a keen awareness of the team’s performance and a willingness to improve.
He admitted, “We’ve had a bit of a problem with that this season, playing really well in the first half and then kind of losing steam in the second. That’s something we need to work on as a team.”
When questioned about the opponent’s tactical changes and their comeback in the second half, Crowley was candid. He asserted, “We can’t control them changing formation. The only thing we can do is focus on ourselves and what we can do.” He emphasised the need for unwavering concentration throughout the match, acknowledging the quality of teams in the league, including Bradford.
Crowley swiftly acknowledged the significance of the early goal in the game, attributing it to the unwavering encouragement from the home supporters.
He said, “Especially with this crowd, I think that’s such a massive boost for us. When we score the first goal, we just keep getting better and better.”
The match saw a flurry of goals just before half-time, a phase Crowley referred to as a ‘blitz’. He believed that when the team hits such a stride, it becomes an insurmountable challenge for any opposition. “When we’re playing like that, it’s very hard for anyone to stop it,” he commented.
Despite the victory, Crowley emphasised the need for improvement, particularly in maintaining their performance level throughout the match. He concluded, “A fantastic first half and brilliant three points, but something that we need to put right for the future.”
This win marks another milestone for Notts County, but as Crowley’s words suggest, there’s still room for improvement. The team will undoubtedly learn from these experiences and aim for consistency in future matches.
As the season unfolds, it will be intriguing for both supporters and sceptics to observe how the team navigates these hurdles.
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