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It Was 'Disappointing' For Manchester United To Lose Against Chelsea - Wes Brown
Defender claims his side did not deserve defeat...
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Nov 9, 2009 6:37:05 AM
Wes Brown has admitted that it was "disappointing" for Manchester United to succumb to defeat against Chelsea in their Premier League clash on Sunday.
The Blues won the game under controversial circumstances, through a lone goal scored by John Terry. United protested through remonstrations from Wayne Rooney, and the striker earned a yellow card in the process.
"We were fine," Brown told MUTV.
"I thought we played well as a back four and I thought we limited them to very few chances.
"In that sense, we felt like we did our jobs, which makes it worse when they score a goal like that.
"It’s disappointing. We just have to keep going and try to put this behind us. We need to carry on playing as we did today, but just add goals to the performance."
Adithya Ananth, Goal.com UK
The Blues won the game under controversial circumstances, through a lone goal scored by John Terry. United protested through remonstrations from Wayne Rooney, and the striker earned a yellow card in the process.
"We were fine," Brown told MUTV.
"I thought we played well as a back four and I thought we limited them to very few chances.
"In that sense, we felt like we did our jobs, which makes it worse when they score a goal like that.
"It’s disappointing. We just have to keep going and try to put this behind us. We need to carry on playing as we did today, but just add goals to the performance."
Adithya Ananth, Goal.com UK
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