Brentford manager, Keith Andrews has expressed his frustrations after his side dropped points at home in the premier league match-day 23, Softfootball reports.
The Bees lost 2-0 to Nottingham Forest on Sunday evening in front of their fans. It is now back-to-back defeat after Brentford lost 2-0 to Chelsea last weekend at Stamford Bridge. The defeats have affected their league position as they dropped to eighth on the table with 33 points.
Speaking after the match in an interview shared via Brentford’s official X handle, Andrews said:
They took their chances, two shots on target, and three points. If we’re being honest, we can do better with those. At the other end, we needed to be more clinical and ruthless when we created opportunities. The performance levels were pretty good, we didn’t hit top, top levels – but we did enough to have got something from the game. I thought we were a bit static at times. We sustained attacks pretty well during the second half. Equally, they were sitting mid to low and defended their box really well.
Brentford recently unveiled Kaye Furo as the new striker of the club and in the coming weeks will hope that the player help them survive this bad period and start winning matches again.
Keith Andrews was former assistant to Thomas Frank, who left the club for UEFA Europa League champions, Tottenham Hotspurs at the summer.
