No excuses Snoddy holds his hands up
He did so immediately after the missed one on one goal scoring opportunity which could have changed the shape of the game against Wolves and full credit to him for that
We all have loads of time for the midfielder who at 32 – puts many of his juniors to shame with his non stop running, determination and enthusiasm.
He went off injured in the second half at Molineux but hopefully will be okay for Monday night as – like Antonio – he is one of those players who currently gives us a battling edge.
Having again started the slowly as not one of the regular first teamers he has shown his determination to b einvolved week in and week out remaining one of the first names on the team sheet.
Like Mark Noble – given the age – that really is some achievement.
Speaking at https://www.whufc.com/news/articles/2019/december/05-december/robert-snodgrass-were-gutted-because-it-was-chance-us he said: “Fair play to Wolves, they took their chances. I thought we had some good chances and we’re really disappointed because we let ourselves down with some cheap goals.
“For my chance I took a good first touch, the second I tried to go on my left and the keeper’s just come out and done well. I’m disappointed because it’s a chance I should have taken, and have done most of my career.
“We’ll just go back to the drawing board and take the positives from the game because I thought there were some good performances and on another day I take that chance to make it 1-1, so I’m gutted.”
“We’re professional footballers, there’s no excuses,” he added. We’re at this level on merit, we take care of ourselves off the park and prepare ourselves for the elite level.
“This is why it’s the Premier League – they’re not different, they had a game in the Europa League on the Thursday, then played on the Sunday, so there’s no excuses. Wolves took their chances and they deserved to win.”
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