AMMIES SAVE THEIR RECORD BUT WELLENS STILL FUMING
The Football League Paper|February 21, 2021
Wilson is the super sub for Salford
George Riley
AMMIES SAVE THEIR RECORD BUT WELLENS STILL FUMING

RICHIE Wellens blasted his Salford City players for throwing away their game-plan and conceding an ‘unacceptable’ goal.

Carlisle looked like becoming the first side to win at Salford this season thanks to an 11th-minute goal from right-back George Tanner.

The Ammies brought former Manchester United striker James Wilson off the bench and his stylish finish secured a late point in a lively game between two promotion rivals.

But Wellens was unhappy that his team’s defending meant they had to settle for a point.

“It should have been a win. From the first minute to the last we were dominant,” he said.

“We made a mistake on a set-play, we switched off and shouldn’t have done.

“We made a bad defensive header and then didn’t have anybody picking up for the second ball and that allowed them a foothold in the game.

“Myself and the staff turned up for training at 8 am and all we were talking about was long throws and set-plays, and still we didn’t deal with it. We worked on that, so it’s not acceptable.

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