Bilic wants to ease the pain of the away defeat when watfordfc meet Millwall on Monday
However, Bilic still clearly feels the wounds from The Den, and wants to put right what went wrong.
“We know we have to deal better with set pieces, but it’s not like you can tell the players to not concede free-kicks, corners and throw-ins: what you have to do is be ready.The Watford head coach said his side were well prepared for that trip to Millwall, but described what they served up as “unacceptable”.
“The game was over for us before half time, and though we tried in the second half they were happy to just sit back and see the game out.” “I think we got too worried about trying to win the first header, and we wasted players trying to do that. That left players free in behind him.
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