Paul Simpson has accused his Shrewsbury Town players of lacking respect for the club, shirt and the FA Cup after suffering a second dose of first round humiliation.
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Paul Simpson has accused his Shrewsbury Town players of lacking respect for the club, shirt and the FA Cup after suffering a second dose of first round humiliation.
Town followed up their defeat at Blyth Spartans 12 months ago by falling at the first hurdle to part-timers again on Saturday, going down 1-0 to Blue Square South outfit Staines.
It is the first time Shrewsbury have been beaten at home in the FA Cup by non-League opposition.
The inquest began immediately after the final whistle on Saturday night, with Simpson spending 40 minutes in the dressing room with his players.
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