[h=3]Bridcutt planning a speedy response[/h]5:00pm Wednesday 3rd April 2013 in Albion By Brian Owen
Liam Bridcutt picks up a booking last night
Liam Bridcutt admits Albion’s second draw in as many games felt like a defeat.
But the influential midfielder is convinced they can get back on track against Leicester on Saturday.
Bridcutt returned from a sickness bug and got through 90 busy minutes as Albion shared a goalless draw with Charlton.
He admitted: “All the boys were disappointed. It feels like we lost.
“It makes it a lot harder for the rest of the season but as long as we get a good result at the weekend we can start putting these draws behind us.
“Every draw we have had has felt like a loss. We need to start winning.”
He added: “We have been in games this season where we have missed opportunities and that is one of our downfalls at the moment.
“We have got to keep positive and keep playing.”
Albion were twice denied by the woodwork in added time but Bridcutt earlier played goal-saver to block an on-target Bradley Pritchard drive.
He said: “I just remember it hitting me! I was in the right place at the right time.
“I saw he was going to cut it back and I just got back as quick as I could to block the shot. I was pleased with it."
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Liam Bridcutt admits Albion’s second draw in as many games felt like a defeat.
But the influential midfielder is convinced they can get back on track against Leicester on Saturday.
Bridcutt returned from a sickness bug and got through 90 busy minutes as Albion shared a goalless draw with Charlton.
He admitted: “All the boys were disappointed. It feels like we lost.
“It makes it a lot harder for the rest of the season but as long as we get a good result at the weekend we can start putting these draws behind us.
“Every draw we have had has felt like a loss. We need to start winning.”
He added: “We have been in games this season where we have missed opportunities and that is one of our downfalls at the moment.
“We have got to keep positive and keep playing.”
Albion were twice denied by the woodwork in added time but Bridcutt earlier played goal-saver to block an on-target Bradley Pritchard drive.
He said: “I just remember it hitting me! I was in the right place at the right time.
“I saw he was going to cut it back and I just got back as quick as I could to block the shot. I was pleased with it."
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