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Woodwork denies the Tangerines the points

By Ross Lawson

DISAPPOINTMENT at a stalemate with Oxford shows just how far Blackpool have progressed this season, according to boss Neil Critchley.
Neither side could break the deadlock in a match with few chances, with CJ Hamilton twice hitting the woodwork for the hosts.
“It was a frustrating afternoon for us,” said Critchley.
“It was a case of two very evenly-matched teams. However, I did think we had the edge for the whole of the game.
“We started well in the first 15 and 20 minutes, and the same again after the break,
“We knew the first goal would b...

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