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NEIL SO FRUSTRATED AS HIS SIDE GO TO POT

PAIN: Alex Neil

HONEST Stoke boss Alex Neil admits he feels for the fans after a day of frustration for The Potters.
It proved a dismal afternoon for the hosts as their five-match unbeaten run was ended with a whimper.
The Potters, who hadn’t conceded in over seven hours prior to the tie, looked fragile defensively and failed to convert their possession into chances.
And Neil admitted that hurt.
“I don’t think the game was a 3-0 game,” Neil said. “For the first 15 minutes, they caused us an issue, but after we fixed it, there wasn’t a pr...

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