Jay Sadler

Pompey women were turned over by the club up the road, Dan Shaw grabbed Jay Sadler at the final whistle, and they took a bunch of positives out of a poor result.

Yeah, it does.

Trying to kind of put your finger on it, really.

It's difficult.

Losing the game 4-0.

First and all, you've got to look at the four goals.

I think they were poor goals to give away.

In moments where I thought we were on top of the game, I thought we controlled the first kind of 15, 20 minutes.

We were the team with the ascendancy, with the ball, trying to break down the block.

And ultimately, we've conceded from a counter-attack and a set-piece, which is extremely disappointing.

his second half thought we made some structural changes tried to get on the ball more pin them back in for large periods without creating too much that was probably the kind of disappointing thing that we weren't able to get him behind the back line and really test the keeper and ultimately when the third and fourth has gone in the game's over and it looks like a bad scoreline it is a bad scoreline it does hurt but also it's difficult when we've kind of shot ourselves in the foot on four occasions and I thought we had the lion's share of the ball and I thought we were in the game all the way but

ultimately football is about scoring at one end and not conceding at the other and today we were in both boxes not good enough yeah wind it back because the first goal

Yeah, and I agree.

I think between both boxes, it was an even game.

It was a contested game.

There were momentum shifts.

I thought we started well.

I thought they'd come back into the game.

And ultimately, big decisions need to go for and against you in the boxes.

And unfortunately, they've hit us on a transition.