OK labels two goals as “not good enough”

COLERAINE TV spoke with boss Oran Kearney after the Bannsiders’ 2-0 defeat to Larne at Inver Park…

The Stripes would be beaten in east Antrim as a goal in each half from Leroy Millar and Paul O’Neill did the damage.

Kearney remarked that players needed to take more responsibility for the two goals and the performance was similar to that against Glentoran a few weeks ago.

The boss also spoke about the triple substitution made after the hour mark and how his side looked more threatening after those introductions.

Coleraine are in League Cup action away to derby rivals Ballymena United on Tuesday night and Kearney is hoping for a strong vocal backing on Warden Street.