Goalkeeper Declan Rudd wants Preston to channel their frustration from the West Bromwich Albion defeat into something more positive at Queens Park Rangers.
Preston North End have had their fair share of managerial change since the new dawn of the new millennium, but now look settled with Alex Neil as the club look to push forwards promotion back to the top tier.
Clever play or downright cheating? I guess if you were of a Preston North End persuasion, then you would be spitting venom in the direction of Kyle Edwards on Monday night.
Former referee chief Keith Hackett has criticised the decision to award West Bromwich Albion a penalty in last night's televised clash with Preston North End as guesswork.
Preston North End went down to a third defeat on the spin when they were beaten by West Bromwich Albion, the visitors scoring a controversial late penalty.
The FA Cup third round draw has thrown up a wealth of intriguing fixtures, including a Merseyside derby between Liverpool and Everton, and a potential giant-killing in Manchester City's match against Port Vale.
It was a night of heartbreak for North End with a huge amount of controversy thrown is, as Alex Neil’s men went down 1-0 to 90th-minute penalty conceded by Declan Rudd.
With Preston North End’s form at Deepdale being so strong this season it was going to take something a bit special or controversial to inflict a first home defeat.
Preston fans were forced to leave Deepdale disappointed as a last minute penalty condemned the Lilywhites to their third straight defeat in controversial fashion, as it looked as though Declan Rudd made no contact with his man.
