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Shrewsbury Town fans were again in vociferous mood following the side’s 3-1 defeat at Hereford United.
The visitors took the lead in the first half through new signing Keith Briggs, but were unable to add to that scoreline.
The defeat is Town’s fourth in a row and left some fans angry after seeing their side slip further away from the League Two play-off positions.
Our video team was on hand at Edgar Street to capture some of those opinions.
Check out our photo gallery here and read the full match report in today’s Shropshire Star
3 Comments
A I do not think GARY PETERS showed not be sacked as Shrewsbury town manager I think some of the players after look at themselves the manager picks the team on when they cross that while they do what they want you can only do so much.
As for yesterday’s results to Hereford the first goal from the cross was two yards off side Tierney to shielded the ball out from the Hereford attack the ball was dead to everyone’s amazement the referee gave the penalty outcome at the Gary peters faults
The new players Gary as got in this week look good and will need time to settle you cannot be a bad team overnight neither can Gary be a bad manager overnight he took us to Wembley last year so stick with it swapping and changing the manager is in the answer they have to bring their own players in and we have to start all over again
id like to ask gary negative peters, although we are very grateful for the progress that the club has made under him, we as fans are not happy with his team selection, team/match tactics and way of playing the game. he has persisted with these for most of the season and it is clearly not working. it is only just barable when it is working, but he is obviously not man enough to first of all admit he is wrong and then secondly of changing it. there are enough good quality players at salop to play good quality football, instead of this dross we are watching at the moment. the players are playing to the managers instructions and like us are suffering because of it IT MUST CHANGE OR HE MUST GO,
I agree. From the play-off final under the Mighty Quinn, to a Wembley final, which could have been…….to top of the table & then…..! nowhere.
Players should look at themselves, but, rightly or wrongly, football managers carry the can for their tactics (or lack of them), team building & selectio to motivation. Where is our ‘King Kev’ to add some passion, flair & most of all, what concerns us poor sods, entertainment & RESULTS