HEDNESFORD Town boss Gavin Hurren called on his team to be more clinical after losing 2-1 at Whitby on Tuesday.
Donald Chimalilo opened the scoring after 35 minutes for the North Yorkshire side before Sam Collins made it two in the 68th minute.
Montel Gibson pulled one back for the Pitmen a minute later with a debut goal – but Hednesford came away with nothing and now head to Northern Premier League leaders Lancaster City on Saturday.]
Hurren told the club’s official YouTube channel: “I’m disappointed. It’s fine margins, but we played some risky stuff and got punished.
“The first goal came from us overplaying at the back when we should’ve been clearing the lines. Then, in the second half, you can’t switch off and not track your runner. It’s unacceptable for their second goal.
“Montel was brilliant, he took his chance and could have had a couple more. I know he hasn’t played for a few weeks, so for him to get through 95 minutes was credit to him. He gave his all just like everybody else did. But there’s a few disappointing factors in the match.
“We ask the players to be brave and express themselves in the right way. We have to be more clnical in the final third and we can’t give sides those chances.”
