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APPLE’S SIDE ‘NOT CREATING ENOUGH’

BLACKPOOL have not won in the league since October and dropped to second bottom after this defeat, but manager Michael Appleton was far from discouraged.
“The performance was fine,” said Appleton.
“The first goal is crucial, we have spoken about it time and time again – it doesn’t matter what level you are playing.
“There is frustration in how we conceded the goal. There was carelessness on our part.
“I’m disappointed rather than frustrated, the players gave everything, but the way we create chances has to be better.
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