TALKING POINTS POST FULHAM (H): UGOCHUKWU
Midfielder reflects on defeat to the Cottagers
TALKING POINTS POST FULHAM (H): UGOCHUKWU
Midfielder reflects on defeat to the Cottagers
Midfielder reflects on defeat to the Cottagers
Midfielder reflects on defeat to the Cottagers
Midfielder reflects on defeat to the Cottagers
Midfielder reflects on defeat to the Cottagers
Midfielder reflects on defeat to the Cottagers
Midfielder reflects on defeat to the Cottagers
Lesley Ugochukwu said he was disappointed with Saturday night's defeat to Fulham at Turf Moor but that it would make the team 'fight and train harder'.
The 21-year-old netted his third goal of the season on the night and despite a late rally and Oliver Sonne goal it wasn't to be for the Clarets as Marco Silva's side took the 3 points back to West London.
FEELING DISAPPOINTED
"It’s hard to take. I felt we started the game well, then we conceded and we came back. I think in those situations we need to be more focused and harder to beat - especially at home.
"It’s just sad, because we’ve lost again."
IMPORTANCE OF TAKING CHANCES
"I felt like we had the chances so it’s hard to take because in the Premier League when you don’t score those chances it’s difficult because the quality of the players is top. We’re disappointed."
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SHOWING FIGHT
"It’s not done yet, I still believe in my team, I believe in myself.
"We’ll come back, we’ll watch the game, see what worked, what didn’t work. Then we’ll train even harder because it’s not like we are cheating, I feel like everyone is giving his best.
"We’ll go to Bournemouth away and we’ll fight. We’ll go there to win, that’s the mentality."
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