Gillingham 0 Swindon Town 2: Reaction from Gills boss Gareth Ainsworth after League Two defeat at Priestfield Stadium
Manager Gareth Ainsworth was focusing on Gillingham’s positive performance rather than the defensive errors that left them pointless on Tuesday night.
Ainsworth admitted there was a big mistake which led to Swindon’s opener and the visitors hit a second goal late on to win 2-0.
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The Gills had 20 efforts at goal but weren’t able to make it count.
“How we haven't taken something for that game is amazing,” said the Gills boss.
“We were definitely the dominant team and [I don’t know] how some of those shots haven't gone in. The keepers made a worldly save in the first half from a corner, and the one where Ronan (Hale’s) on the line, scrambling to get it, I don't know how that stayed out.
“[There were] two moments where we've got to defend better, right? I'll pick those moments out, they will be dealt with, and those people will be told.”
Swindon took a 68th-minute lead when a long ball from their goalkeeper wasn’t dealt with by the Gills and Aaron Drinan pounced.
“The boy's a clinical striker,” Ainsworth said. “He's scored a lot of goals this season and you've got to give him credit for it.
“But there's a big mistake. Two of us going for the same ball and that can't happen. You just can't do that. We don't coach that.
“Contrary to what fans might think, we coach covering each other and one going for the ball. For some reason, two have gone for the same ball, left the man and that man goes and scores.
“That happens sometimes but the performance, for me, is the big positive and that's what I'll focus on. If we do that again on Saturday, it will be more than enough.
“Of course I'm disappointed to lose, but performance is always my bag. Always will be.
“I’m just gutted for the boys because


