Defeat At Worksop Was A Humbling Experience Said Caddis

Kings Lynn are the visitors to Edgar Street on Saturday. Last night they lost 5-0 at Worksop, a defeat manager Paul Caddis admitted he didn't see coming.

"Embarrassing. It was embarrassing,” he said as reported by the Eastern Daily Press.

"After the first 10 or 15 minutes, I thought we got beat up physically. That’s not taking anything away from Worksop. They fully deserved everything they got.

"They were better than us in all departments. They were physically dominant and picked up almost every first contact. If they didn’t, they certainly picked up the second contact.

"It was a real humbling experience for us and something I didn’t see coming.

"We’d conceded just one goal in our previous five league games, so to see that tonight was something I really didn’t expect.

"The five goals came from our errors. Again, that’s not taking anything away from Worksop. I’ll reiterate that they fully deserved it, and they took advantage of our mistakes.

"For the first goal, we switched off at the back post. For the second, we didn’t go and meet the ball.

"The third was a clear foul, which changed the dynamic of the game. The fourth was headed in from two yards out, and for the fifth, we switched off at the back post again.

"But the errors weren’t the biggest difference tonight. I think we just got physically beaten up. 

"It was a really poor, poor performance and something I didn’t expect from that group.

"But I’m the leader of that group, so it’s well and truly on me."