Barry Robson, the manager of Raith Rovers, was left seething after his team’s disappointing performance led to a 4-0 defeat to Queen’s Park in the William Hill Championship. The loss dealt a major blow to their play-off hopes as Queen’s Park moved into fifth place in the table due to their superior goal difference. Goals from former Raith striker Zak Rudden, Adam Devine, Adam Montgomery, and Nikola Ujdur secured the emphatic win for Queen’s Park at Stark’s Park.
Robson expressed his frustration with the team’s performance, citing “silly errors” that cost them the game. Despite the recent strong performances by Raith, Robson was disappointed by the lackluster display against Queen’s Park. He criticized the team for making key mistakes at crucial moments, which ultimately led to their downfall.
In a passionate post-match interview with Raith TV, Robson highlighted the missed opportunities and defensive lapses that proved costly for his team. He emphasized the importance of cutting out individual errors and maintaining focus in order to achieve success. Robson’s stern words for his players reflected his determination to address the issues and regain momentum in the playoff race.
The defeat not only stung for the players but also for the fans, who showed their support at Stark’s Park. Robson acknowledged the significance of the fans and the need to deliver better performances for them. With valuable lessons learned from the loss to Queen’s Park, Robson and his team were determined to bounce back stronger and rectify their mistakes in the remaining matches of the season.
