Craig Hignett said his side were punished for not taking their
chances but insisted Pools were the better side during Saturday's night's 1-1
Liam Noble's penalty in first half stoppage time had Hignett's
men in sight of a fourth successive win but table-topping Woking hit back late
on with a stunning strike from substitute Paul Hodges.Despite being disappointed with the result, the Pools boss said
he was happy with the performance and has challenged the players to start a new
winning run at Dagenham & Redbridge next weekend.“It's two points dropped,” Hignett told Pools TV.
“When you make as many chances as we have you have to putsome of the way surely? We had about three one-on-ones didn't we?
“To only score the one is disappointing and the lads are disappointed
in there because they know they've done enough to have won the game comfortably
and haven't done it.“Having said that, we have had to defend because they ask
you questions. They're a good side and you can see why they've got the results
they've got.“They're moaning about the penalty and saying it was harsh
but we've had so many harsh decisions here that have cost us points so we're
due one.“They're also moaning about the goal being onside in the
first half – it might have been, it might not have been but I'm not bothered
because we were better them and deserved the point if not all three.“I've said to the lads that now we will start a new run. Let's go and win two, three, four, whatever it takes and let's rack up the points and keep playing with the same confidence and belief.”
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