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Moore frustrated as late goals spell defeat for Valiants

Moore frustrated

New Port Vale manager Darren Moore was “bitterly disappointed” with the closing stages of the 2-0 League One defeat at Reading as late goals led to Moore’s second successive defeat since taking charge.
Vale offered little throughout a scrappy affair and Reading’s constant second-half pressure paid off through Lewis Wing, in the 76th minute, and Harvey Knibbs seven minutes later.
Vale, now eight games without a win, lie two points from safety but have games in hand over most of the teams above them.
Moore, who succeeded the sacked Andy Crosby last week, said: “I was bitterly disappointed with t...

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