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Hamilton Academical 1-2 Partick Thistle: What the managers said

Hamilton Academical 1-2 Partick Thistle: What the managers said

BBC News4 days ago
Hamilton Academical manager Robert Watson: "Football can be cruel."We made errors at both ends of the pitch. We should've scored three or four goals. "It's a cruel way to lose but it's very encouraging in the way we played and how much guts and desire we showed to play on the front foot."Partick Thistle head coach David Elliot: "We had plenty of chances but they had chances as well."You just need to take them, that makes the game a lot easier and you can dictate the tempo, but we didn't take those chances and I wish we had. "Leaving it to the last minute made a lot of people nervous, myself included."
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