Kevin McDonald Yielded the Bantams must be Better, Following Last Evening’s 4-1 Loss Against MK Wears.

Seventeen minutes in, Kevin McDonald rallied to score another goal, despite Alex Gilliead’s goal of pulling City back on equal terms with.

With three goals in hand, McDonald’s is all but forced to withdraw. The chief player overseer for City, who started out in midfield,

Despite praising their play and resistance, skipper Richie Smallwood’s absence due to suspension left many feeling he

Additionally, his partners’ actions were inconsistent with their values, making the night unpleasant for everyone involved.

“We have set a norm and we fell underneath those principles,” McDonald explained.

“We expect better and the fans expect better, the fans merit better.

“They’re a decent squad, they have great plays, they’re a decent side, and they sometimes played right through us.

A wonderful job was done by them of playing us off now and again, but in certain cases we were left conservative and trapped in the press.

As he believed that when his players performed the right things, positive things flowed from it,

the 34-year-old wanted to draw positives from the defeat.

The Scottish player is eager to go on one more long trip away on Saturday to face Sutton Joined and has needed his

gathering to address the injustices caused by the exhibition last night.

“We have done well these last couple of games, I won’t dive excessively deep into (the loss),” he said.

” At the same level, we were not playing as we have in late games, and we were defeated that evening.

When we finally squeezed well, we felt incredibly satisfied.

“While there were some positive things to learn from the game, we fell short.

“We have been defeated in this football round.” We failed to live up to the standard that we had set.

” Happily we were, but we also know it wasn’t enough. We aim to fix that on Saturday.

that there is a rapid influx of games.

“We won’t acknowledge exhibitions like that, and we will be all set for Saturday.”

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