John Massino

Whenever Keshie's available for us, he's looked really sharp.

Not having that option has been part of the problem over the past few weeks.

Seggs has done a brilliant job when he's been out there but I don't really see him as an out-and-out winger we've had that heavy reliance on Millie to do that job off the left.

Sometimes he's been brilliant, but sometimes when we've not been able to change him out and give him a rest that's perhaps taken its toll on him.

So, just having that option, like we did in that run of games when Keshi came in, will be useful.

Keshi played against Southampton, he played against West Brom, and was due for a start against Ipswich before that got postponed.

He then unfortunately picked up his injury.

So I think you can see the strength of the squad and the options we had over those games was a lot different.

With the output we're asking for from the wingers we'd like to change them over.

It depends what kind of day the wingers having but definitely having that option is useful.

I think the why is something that we have to...

dissect over the next couple of days, figure out what went wrong in terms of the way that we set the side up in terms of team selection, etc.

And that's something that we have to take responsibility for.

And I think in terms of the how, look, obviously, we conceded three goals in quick succession really early on.

And every single goal, we're always going to pick the bones out of goals and say, you know, that's a poor goal to concede.

There's never going to be good ones to concede.

But yeah, they felt particularly poor today.

considering the importance of the game and the nature of the game.

We gave ourselves a bit too much to do.

I think we got back in the game with that goal just before half-time and I had that belief that if we got another, if we did get the next goal, the game would change.