Town striker Simon Cox offered his views to the media after the home defeat to Huddersfield Town.

The front man saw his first half penalty saved by Terriers keeper Matt Glennon before further goals from Gary Roberts and Michael Flynn secured victory for Stan Ternant's men.

"The penalty was a bad one from myself. The keeper went the right way and unfortunately it didn't find the net.

"We needed to stamp our authority on the game early on and we just didn't do it.

"The second goal was a sucker punch, but we needed to come out in the second half all guns blazing. It took us too long to get the run going.

"There were still chances at the end to get a point though. Eastie finished his goal off well but there were other opportunities."