Alex Revell is left reeling after his Stevenage side suffered a dismal 3-1 defeat at the hands of Crawley, a loss that has left the Boro boss seething with frustration and disappointment.
The gaffer’s men were expected to put up a much better fight, but instead, they found themselves on the wrong end of a comprehensive beating that has raised questions about the team’s mentality and resolve.
Speaking in the aftermath of the match, Revell was forthright in his assessment, labeling the display as ‘unacceptable’ and making it clear that he expects a marked improvement from his players in the coming fixtures.
Despite the setback, Revell remains confident that his team has the talent and the wherewithal to bounce back and make a meaningful impact in the league, but he knows that this will require a significant upturn in performance and a collective commitment to defending with greater solidity and attacking with more precision.
The defeat at Crawley has undoubtedly dealt a blow to Stevenage’s ambitions, but Revell is determined to use the experience as a catalyst for growth and a reminder that every point in the league is hard-earned and must be fought for with intensity and passion.
As the Boro regroup and refocus, they will be looking to put the disappointment of the Crawley loss behind them and push on with renewed purpose, starting with their next outing, where they will be seeking to make amends and get back to winning ways.