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Alexander: We were just not at the races

By Andy Arlidge

LEAGUE TWO
STAR MAN NATHAN FERGUSON Crawley Town
SALFORD boss Graham Alexander admitted that his side were lacking in the basics after they crashed at Crawley.
The Ammies had a dream start to life in the football league when Emmanuel Dieseruvwe’s double gave them an opening win over Stevenage.
But Alexander was quick to admit their first away game “wasn’t good enough” and was “not up the standards in League Two”.
A first-half penalty by Bez Lubala and a 54th-minute strike from Nathan Ferguson sank Salford and Alexander confessed:
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