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JONES ‘SICK’ OF MISSED CHANCES

By David Morris
ANGRY Stoke City boss Nathan Jones blasted his players for chucking away more points following their draw with Derby.
The Potters looked set for a hard-earned win after goals from Liam Lindsay and Scott Hogan cancelled out an early Martyn Waghorn effort.
But Waghorn pegged Stoke back from the penalty spot with 20 minutes to play after George Evans was fouled.
After the game a fuming Jones demanded his side stop wasting their chances “I am devastated with the result to be honest. I work so hard. I do 12 hours a day, seven days a week to plan and put structures in place,...

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