The Head Coach of premiership 'freshers', Sporting Mirren, Fadi Omari, has laid the blame of his side's 0-2 loss to Hearts of Oak at the doorstep of inexperience.
“We played all the good football, but you will realise that my boys lacked the experience to crown their brilliant play with goals,” Coach Omari said in an interview.
To the Lebanese trainer, he has put last Monday's loss behind him, and was mapping out a strategy for subsequent games.
Coach Omari bemoaned the limited time he had to train with his boys before the commencement of the league, as also a factor that accounted for their defeat.
For now, Coach Omari's headache was the injury of his two key players, but gave the assurance of their fast recovery from the injuries.
Mirren announced their presence with their adept touches, winning the hearts of many fans, but failed to translate their beautiful play into goals, in a game punctuated by blackouts.
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