It's pretty bad when we're at a stage where we're speculating about how bad other teams need to be in order for us not to be in the bottom four,
I've no idea how the weekly training sessions are set up but, given that first half display, there don't seem to be too many practice drills on how to get about attacking and breaking down the opposition. Preston scored early and, for the rest of the half, did the bare minimum required to keep our impotent forays into their half at bay.
Second half Clarke Harris came on and we were instantly more of a threat with the persistent long ball to the front man which seemed to be the tactics from first whistle. I flat out didn't understand the idea of pumping it up to the front two who clearly aren't a match in size and strength to the opposing defenders; it was absolute child's play for them.
Preston were better organised, better drilled and altogether more professional, which was integral in deciding the winners between two distinctly average teams.