Defeat Apology by Twitter 博爾頓隊(duì)長(zhǎng)通過推特網(wǎng)對(duì)輸球致歉

Bolton Wanderers Captain Kevin Davies apologised profusely to fans both in post-match interviews and on the social networking site Twitter.

Davies told BBC Sport he was "ashamed and embarrassed" after their 5-0 FA Cup semi-final defeat at the hands of 在… 的手下 Stoke.

He continued to apologise later in the day on Twitter.

"I am so sorry to all of you who came to support us and paid a lot of money. I am deeply upset and lost for words 無言以對(duì)。 Deserve the criticism," he tweeted.

In speaking to reporters post-game, he also drew a parallel between 把某物與某物劃等號(hào) Bolton's performance and a casual kick around 隨便踢球。

"It was a horrible experience, the manner of the defeat. The first goal was like something from five-a-side rather than an occasion like this."

To compound their misery 讓他們更為痛苦， former team mate Jonathan Walters scored twice against them sin the second half.

Davies, a losing semi-finalist with Chesterfield in 1998, believes his dream of lifting the FA Cup is over.

"It is one of those things. It seems to have got away from me. This was probably my best chance of getting to the final," he said.

Bolton manager Owen Coyle was at a loss to explain his side's implosion, but admitted that his players let themselves down badly.

"We haven't performed anywhere near what we are capable of," said Coyle.

"That is the hurtful thing and it leaves a bad taste in your mouth 讓你苦不堪言。"

"We gifted the goals and we capitulated. If we offered that every week we wouldn't be in the Premier League," he added.