After seeing his Norwich City fall to a home defeat against Preston North End, head coach Dean Smith has said he was left 'frustrated'.
Leading after two minutes, the Canaries found themselves behind early in the second half.
Despite Gabriel Sara's equaliser, his first goal for the club, North End were ahead again almost immediately thanks to a fortunate Troy Parrott goal.
"I'm annoyed, angry. We've given them three goals, they came here with a gameplan which was to go and counter-attack and sit in. We didn't deal with that very well but their first two goals have come from us in good possession," Smith said.
"We made really, really poor decisions, we should have been 3-0 up within 20 minutes, I thought our start was excellent. We caused them no end of problems, our chance creation today was very good but we didn't take the chances that we needed to. Unfortunately, we end up on the losing side when we shouldn't get beat today."
Smith also expressed his disbelief at Kenny McLean's effort in the 94th minute being ruled out by the officials.
"Fans come to see a spectacle on the pitch and a lot of the ball was out of play today. I see no point in booking somebody in the 96th or 97th minute for delaying the game when it's been going on since the third minute.
"Kenny scores a good goal as well. Yes, there's some grappling with Grant and their centre-half but both were at it and Kenny scored a good goal. Annoyed, frustrated, but we go again.
"Massive opportunity missed with the chances we created. They would have found it hard to create chances but we've given them a helping hand and I haven't looked at xG but I'm sure that would more than favour us today as well. It's frustrating and annoying because first 20 minutes we should be out of sight and it should be game over."