Gloucester City manager Daf Williams expressed his frustration following his team’s disappointing result in the Southern League Premier South top-of-the-table clash against Farnham Town on Tuesday night. Williams pinpointed a brief but damaging six-minute period and several “questionable” decisions by the match officials as key factors that prevented Gloucester City from securing a win.
According to Williams, the team controlled much of the game, but a momentary dip in concentration cost them dearly. “Those six minutes were very poor from us and allowed Farnham Town to gain the upper hand,” he said. Additionally, Williams questioned the referee’s decisions that he believes influenced the outcome of the match, suggesting that some calls went against Gloucester City unfairly.
Despite the setback, Williams remains determined to learn from the match and prepare his squad for the challenges ahead. His candid assessment highlights the fine margins that often decide crucial fixtures in the Southern League Premier South.