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ECKERT RUES SAINTS’ FAILURE TO HOLD OUT

ECKERT RUES SAINTS’ FAILURE TO HOLD OUT

SETBACK: Eckert

SOUTHAMPTON manager Tonda Eckert cut a frustrated figure after seeing his side throw away two points late in the match at Lincoln.
He said: “Credit to Lincoln for a performance of courage, manliness and energy. The job was to make sure we brought the ball down quickly and stayed on the floor.
“There were a couple of spells where we did that and not so well, but then we went 1-0up. I think there’s two ways to bring the game home; the first is to score the second goal and if you don’t manage that we need to find ways of grinding games out ...

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