‘Look at the positives’ says Newburgh boss
Pumpherston have tasted defeat just twice in the league this season and simply proved too tough a test for the East Shore Park side.
Despite the deficit, Hudson said there are still positives signs at the club.
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Hide Ad“Losing seven goals at home hurts but I have to look at the positives in our team,” he said.
“We are a threat going forward with some real creativity in the team.
“This was always going to be a test for the team as Pumpherston are a stick on for the title, possibly next weekend of they win, so I cannot be too hard on the team.
“We will re-group and push on for next weekend’s fixture.”
Newburgh travel to West Calder on Saturday for their final away fixture of the league season.