Wits' coach Gavin Hunt happy that his players are unhappy
Gavin Hunt said it was a positive sign that his Bidvest Wits players were visibly disappointed after drawing 1-1 away at champions Mamelodi Sundowns on Sunday afternoon.
Gavin Hunt said it was a positive sign that his Bidvest Wits players were visibly disappointed after drawing 1-1 away at champions Mamelodi Sundowns on Sunday afternoon. Hunt and his players felt that table-topping Wits should have won the match at the Lucas Moripe Stadium in Atteridgeville, west of Pretoria. “We are disappointed‚ come on‚ let’s be honest‚” Hunt said after Wits took a one point lead at the summit of the Absa Premiership log standings.
“Even Pitso said‚ we were the better side‚ we should have won‚ we had all the opportunities. "But we gave away a silly goal and I thought‚ ‘oh well‚ it’s going to be one of those days’ but we came back. “But we didn’t deserve a draw‚ we deserved to win. "I thought we were really good. "We hit the post in the first 90 seconds and then their keeper (Denis Onyango) made a good save in the first half. "Usually those would both have been goals. We had a lot of opportunities around the box that we didn’t take. "Disappointing … disappoi...
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