Shrewsbury manager Gavin Cowan felt his side did enough to win last night's friendly at Hereford despite going down to an early goal.
“We had a little bit of an environment shock in the first 10 minutes, I relayed to players that I don’t think Hereford will be seeing this as a pre-season friendly - I think we were very much thinking it was going to be that, and it certainly wasn’t," said Cowan as reported by the Shropshire Star.
“We went 1-0 down and we were miles off it in terms of our application, which I’ve not said previously.
“Thereafter, we came into the game and just dominated and created a lot of chances and didn’t convert, which obviously that’s what the game’s about, outcomes.
“You see the second half, we took complete control of the game. We had I don’t know how many chances (there were) - my centre-halves could have scored a couple between them, if not hat-tricks.
"We need to do better in terms of finishing, which I think is coming. I’m seeing it in training every day, so I think it’s going to come.
“But tonight, for whatever reason, we just couldn’t. I think they might have had some sort of spell on the goal or whatever, but it just wouldn't go in.”
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