By Aston
February 17 2010
Town manager Roy Keane is disappointed following Town’s 3-1 defeat against bottom of the table Peterborough last night. Keane: "It's very, very disappointing. We lost our way and we didn't look like getting back into it during the second half.
"We needed the second goal, but we never got it.
"We conceded early in the second half, from our kick off, and that gave the impetus back to the home team. After that we still didn't react quick enough.
"The first minute of the second half definitely changed the course of the game.
"We seemed to lose our spark during the final 20 minutes. It was as though we had played over the weekend and not Peterborough.
"The pressure is now on, and there is certainly no hiding place.
"I know we can drop into the bottom three (tonight), and I think we will. I think the other teams around us will get results," added Keane Second-half goals from debutant Liam Dickinson, midfielder Lee Frecklington and defender Craig Morgan wrapped up Peterborough's surprise win.
"The way the fixtures have panned out, with four away games, it's difficult, but to concede three goals is very disappointing.
"And trust me, I can think of stronger words, but you wouldn't be able to print them!
"The players are shell-shocked, and they should be. It's not good players that will get us out of this, its good characters."
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