Boss admits Shots loss ‘disastrous’ for Town
Halifax manager Chris Millington admitted it was a disastrous day for the club after their humiliating 5-1 defeat at Aldershot.
The loss was Halifax's fifth of the season and piles more pressure on the Town boss.
Whenaskedwhathewould say to fans who are calling for him to go, Millington said: "I'd say stick with us, I'd say there's a group of new players we're still finding out about.
"We're getting other bodies backwhoclearlyaren't100per cent,judgingbytoday'sperformance.
"Although I completely understand their sentiment in the fact that today's performance and result was unacceptable, I'd ask them to back usasmuchastheycanandhelp us turn it round."
On the game, Millington said: "Disastrous, it was a disastrous performance.
"They were better than us in every area of the pitch. They hadmoreenergyandmorelegs in midfield, won the battle for secondsandwereclearlymore clinical in-front of goal.
"The result is absolutely unacceptable and none of us come out of it with any credit.
"We've gone into the game expecting a performance off the back of three morale-lifting results and we come away feeling like it's undone a lot of good work that's gone on in recent weeks."
Millington was bitterly disappointed at the manner of some of Aldershot's goals.
"It's another example of naïve defending, we've got caught intwomindsacoupleoftimes, we'vegotcaughtoutofposition a couple of times, we've just looked far too open," he said.
"We've looked like a side whoaremoreconcernedabout havingtheballandknockingit about than we are about being hard to beat, and that's not us.”