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GARETH Ainsworth was dismayed with Shrewsbury Town’s defending as his side were beaten 4-1 by a rampant Cambridge United side, in a game which included a goal in the first minute of both halves.
Gary Johnson can’t help but laugh when he sees Arsenal or Tottenham launching long throws and blasting the ball at the corner flag from kick-off.
Salford head coach Karl Robinson heaped praise on his players, despite accepting that goalless draws don’t have the “glitz and glamour” to put bums on seats.
Neil Harris was full aware of the dangers of coming up against an underdog, but the manner of Cambridge’s “professional performance” delighted him.
Defender Kell Watts is determined to wipe out the bitter memory of last year’s relegation with Cambridge United by leading them back to the third tier.
