Jordan Storey, a defender for Preston North End, called Saturday’s performance against Queens Park Rangers “poor.”
At Loftus Road, the Lilywhites were defeated 1-0, and Marti Cifuentes’ squad made significant progress in ensuring their safety in the Championship. After twenty minutes, Lyndon Dykes took advantage of a Freddie Woodman error to score what would ultimately be the game-winning goal. Storey thought North End was not moving at their usual tempo.
To be honest with you, we weren’t very wealthy, remarked Storey. That doesn’t seem like us. When you reflect on the season and our accomplishments up to about 40 games, it is disappointing to see it end this way. It is disheartening, as neither team performed particularly well today in my opinion. It is heartbreaking to lose three games in a row given the goals we have set for ourselves this season.
“With two games remaining, I believe it’s critical to really turn things around, pick up four or six points, and end the season strong. It’s crucial to end the season on a high note and prepare us for the next, especially given how we began this one. Perhaps now is the appropriate time to spend a few additional days working on things on the training pitch. “With two games remaining, I believe it’s critical to really turn things around, pick up four or six points, and end the season strong. It’s crucial to end the season on a high note and prepare us for the next, especially given how we began this one. Perhaps now is the appropriate time to spend a few additional days working on things on the training pitch. “With two games remaining, I believe it’s critical to really turn things around, pick up four or six points, and end the season strong. It’s crucial to end the season on a high note and prepare us for the next, especially given how we began this one. Perhaps now is the appropriate time to spend a few additional days working on things on the training pitch. “With two games remaining, I believe it’s critical to really turn things around, pick up four or six points, and end the season strong. It’s crucial to end the season on a high note and prepare us for the next, especially given how we began this one. Perhaps now is the appropriate time to spend a few additional days working on things on the training pitch.
Although they were never guaranteed a spot in the playoffs, Ryan Lowe’s team was still in the running until a week ago. But those expectations have been crushed by three straight losses, to Southampton, Norwich City, and now the Rs. The number 14 for North End acknowledges that injuries haven’t helped, but he also believes Preston should have handled themselves better and gained some ground.
“Several factors might be involved,” he stated. “We were unfortunate not to win the Norwich game, which was ultimately the final nail in our coffin in terms of the play-offs. You may point to our injuries and other incidents and claim that’s the reason we’ve had some difficulty. We still have a lot of players who can step up and assume responsibilities even then.
