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Everyone is talking about back-to-back wins, back-to-back 45 minutes is what we need at the moment."
Chris Coleman
SAFC boss
You win games, you lose games, but the manner of the first hour was a big surprise. A lack of intent in our play all over the pitch, a big disappointment and very worrying."
SAFC manager
It's a lack of courage. Winning a 50-50 is one side of courage, but so is taking responsibility right from the start. The goals were hugely disappointing. Unacceptable is the only word I can use."
Chris Coleman
Chris Coleman
SAFC boss
You win games, you lose games, but the manner of the first hour was a big surprise. A lack of intent in our play all over the pitch, a big disappointment and very worrying."
SAFC manager
It's a lack of courage. Winning a 50-50 is one side of courage, but so is taking responsibility right from the start. The goals were hugely disappointing. Unacceptable is the only word I can use."
Chris Coleman
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Re: Birmingham City v Sunderland AFC
All true. Haven't seen the game but listened to most of it and it sounded even worse than the score.
I know he has his critics but when JOS does not play we lose all cohesion at the back.
Get well soon John, we desperately need you for the weekend.
I know he has his critics but when JOS does not play we lose all cohesion at the back.
Get well soon John, we desperately need you for the weekend.
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Re: Birmingham City v Sunderland AFC
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30 JANUARY, 2018
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Chris Coleman was left bitterly frustrated after his side were downed 3-1 at Birmingham City this evening.
Victory over Hull City last weekend provided optimism going into tonight’s fixture, however, that was quickly drained out of the Black Cats when David Davis and Jeremie Boga handed the Blues a strong advantage at the midway interval.
Sam Gallagher then tapped home a third after a defensive mix up before Bryan Oviedo pulled one back late on.
Speaking post-match, Coleman delivered an honest verdict from St Andrews.
“It gets more frustrating every time we do that to ourselves,” he said.
“For an hour I don’t think we had a shot at Birmingham’s goal and then we were 3-0 before we started to come out and play.
“It is too late then because the game is gone.
“We needed to show the same mentality we showed in the last game and we never did - we suffered greatly.
“Birmingham have a set way of playing. It is long ball after long ball. They are big and strong and there are no secrets about their play.
“We never dealt with that, so it is very, very disappointing,” he continued.
“It is all about intent at the end of the day. For an hour we never had enough intent, it is as simple as that.
“Where we are at the minute this is a relegation battle. The team we played tonight were below us and we can’t come here and after an hour decide we are going to play.
“It was too late, we huffed and puffed but it was too late because we were 3-0 down.”
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Chris Coleman was left bitterly frustrated after his side were downed 3-1 at Birmingham City this evening.
Victory over Hull City last weekend provided optimism going into tonight’s fixture, however, that was quickly drained out of the Black Cats when David Davis and Jeremie Boga handed the Blues a strong advantage at the midway interval.
Sam Gallagher then tapped home a third after a defensive mix up before Bryan Oviedo pulled one back late on.
Speaking post-match, Coleman delivered an honest verdict from St Andrews.
“It gets more frustrating every time we do that to ourselves,” he said.
“For an hour I don’t think we had a shot at Birmingham’s goal and then we were 3-0 before we started to come out and play.
“It is too late then because the game is gone.
“We needed to show the same mentality we showed in the last game and we never did - we suffered greatly.
“Birmingham have a set way of playing. It is long ball after long ball. They are big and strong and there are no secrets about their play.
“We never dealt with that, so it is very, very disappointing,” he continued.
“It is all about intent at the end of the day. For an hour we never had enough intent, it is as simple as that.
“Where we are at the minute this is a relegation battle. The team we played tonight were below us and we can’t come here and after an hour decide we are going to play.
“It was too late, we huffed and puffed but it was too late because we were 3-0 down.”
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Re: Birmingham City v Sunderland AFC
There was one positive from this game, Lua Lua looked good
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