Sentence examples for disappointing to concede from inspiring English sources

"It's always disappointing to concede a goal," said Hamren.

"It was disappointing to concede a goal from that position," Roberto Di Matteo said.

He added: In the first half I thought we had better opportunities than them and it was very disappointing to concede three goals out of nothing.

"Once we had overcome a difficult first 20 minutes against South Africa, when they really came at us physically, we did some good things, although it was disappointing to concede a soft try at the end.

"It's disappointing to concede when playing with three centre-backs.

"We showed plenty of desire but it was disappointing to concede two late tries.

It's just disappointing to conceded a goal just after half-time.

Warrington coach Steve Price: "Our intent at the start of the game was disappointing and to concede 38 points was disappointing.

From a Scotland point of view, it was disappointing enough to concede a try from the first-phase possession that had been provided at the line-out by Ben Kay, whose contribution was done for the evening after he fell awkwardly on landing.

"They were disappointing goals to concede, yes," Karanka told BBC Tees.

"The second goal was a disappointing goal to concede but it was not our day.