Queens Park Rangers assistant manager Kevin Bond has insisted that his side should have beaten Huddersfield Town this afternoon.
Rangers were held to at 1-1 draw at Huddersfield despite creating numerous chances in both halves.
He admitted that the side are disappointed with the result.
"We're not really happy tonight," said Bond.
"It was a game we should have won. On the balance of play, with the chances we created, we feel disappointed that we haven't come away with three points.
"Sometimes it is not going to be great football, but you'll need to graft, knuckle down and grind out a few results."
Bond was speaking in place of Harry Redknapp after the game.
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Daniel Cross
Daniel Cross
