He acknowledged that Wrexham’s defensive approach during their match was a sensible response to Crawley’s strong home form this season.
Despite losing 1-0 to Wrexham, Orsi believed that his team put in a commendable performance but failed to secure the three points they desired.
Orsi noted that once Wrexham took the lead and went down to ten men, it was expected that they would adopt a more defensive stance, recognizing Crawley’s prowess at home.
Despite creating numerous chances and dominating for extended periods, Crawley was unable to find the back of the net, marking their first goalless home match since August and their first home defeat since August 19th.
Orsi, who had scored three goals in September, expressed disappointment at not scoring in the match against Wrexham but remained confident in his team’s abilities.
He emphasized the importance of maintaining their performance and playing style, believing that it would lead to more victories than losses.
Crawley manager Scott Lindsey acknowledged that Wrexham effectively employed what he referred to as the ‘dark arts’ to secure the win.
“The use of tactical strategies in football is a common practice,” stated Crawley striker Danilo Orsi.
Orsi acknowledged this but also stated that such tactics are a part of football, especially in League Two, and that Crawley would employ similar tactics if they were in Wrexham’s position.
Despite the defeat, Orsi remained optimistic about Crawley’s prospects and praised their attractive style of football. He highlighted that setbacks were part of the game, but the team would continue working hard to achieve success in the future.
Orsi recognized that their strong start to the season was just the beginning and emphasized the credit due to the club for their performance, especially given the difference in expectations between the two teams they faced.
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