Shrewsbury player ratings after Notts County thrashing
Ollie Westbury has rated the Shrewsbury Town players after their fourth straight defeat at Notts County.


Elyh Harrison
The keeper has been good since he arrived, but he won’t want to see the Magpies’ first goal again in a hurry. It was his error that caused it.
Mistake: 5
Sam Stubbs
Put in a wonderful cross for John Marquis to head home for Town’s first of the season, but he got nowhere near close enough to Nick Tsaroulla for County’s third.
Difficult: 5
Tom Anderson
Almost pulled Shrewsbury level when his header was acrobatically saved by Kelle Roos, but it was another hard day for the Salop backline.
Hard: 5
Toto Nsiala
Recalled to the starting line-up as Shrewsbury played four centre-backs. It was not the return Nsiala would have been hoping for, with Town thrashed.
Challenged: 5
Will Boyle
The centre-back played at left-back at Meadow Lane, a position that did not look comfortable for him. It was a tough evening for the experienced defender.
Tough: 4
Tom Sang
One of the only Salop players who got on the ball and had the bravery to try and make things happen. But it was not his night.
Tried: 5
Sam Clucas
He has not been able to hit the ground running since his arrival in Shropshire. The game bypassed the midfielder here.
Off colour: 4
John Marquis
Scored Town’s first goal of the season with a decent header and won a few free-kicks. Overall, he didn’t have the impact in the final third he would have liked.
Mixed: 5
Taylor Perry
One of the most likely outlets in the first half, with Perry playing on the right. Most of Salop’s good play came through him.
Tried: 5
Anthony Scully
Moved out to the left side and had a disappointing evening at Meadow Lane. He didn’t show the quality you would expect from an experienced player.
Struggled: 4
George Lloyd
Had nothing to feed off in the final third. The former Cheltenham man looked like an isolated figure.
Isolated: 5
Subs
Luca Hoole 5 (Nsiala 73), George Nurse 5 (Boyle 73), Callum Stewart 5 (Scully 73)
Not used: Savin, Biggins, Gilliead, England.
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