' Preston's View on the Cardiff City game '

The Preston view - two points dropped



Preston's Brad Potts believes it was two points dropped for his side yesterday.

Both managers said post-match that the game was a "boring" one, but a draw and a clean sheet isn't to be sniffed at. Both teams had chances in the second half to win it, but ultimately a share of the spoils was a fair result.

Potts, though, feels it was a missed opportunity.



BRAD POTTS:

“The mood in the dressing room is that it was two points dropped,” Potts said.

"If we played as we have been we probably go on and win the game.

"We got into good areas but the final ball was not there.

"I do think we had two good chances in the second half, through DJ (Daniel Johnson) and Browney (Alan Browne) and I thought Browney got pushed.

"On the whole, it's a point away from home but we feel like we could have won it.


“We've had games where DJ or Cam have scored something out of nothing, on a day like today you know it's going to be tough against whatever team you play against.

"One goal is probably going to be the decider so it's frustrating on our behalf.


“I got in a few good areas but you've just got to pick someone out really, or their guy has blocked it, which is frustrating.

"I need to work on that but it's another point. I don't think people would have expected us to beat Bournemouth so following that up with another point here, and then if we go on and win on Wednesday, then it is a good point.”

Neither team deserved to win that game.