I sort of agree with everything that's been said, we certainly weren't at our best and they were a big, strong team who did a great job of stifling us.
However, I felt the real story today was a contrast between chances taken and chances missed. Put simply, they took theirs and we missed ours.
Despite not playing well we created four very good chances, all in the second half. Our first attack involved Reeve's shot being cleared off the line and Turley making a good catch (unsurprisingly Turley seemed to thrive on the sh*t being given to him). Then there was Havern's clear header from eight yards out that hit the bar. Brooke had a header at the back post that was straight at Turley and finally Reeves had a shot smothered by Turley right at the end. Creating four good chances away from home in the play-offs when you're playing poorly is no bad effort.
Brackley on the other hand created five or six good chances and scored three of them. The second looked like an own goal to me (Brackley could have scored a very similar own goal in the first leg but instead hit the post twice). Finally, Brackley's third seemed to be well hit but straight into the middle of the goal. I wonder if Stuart could have done better (similarly, from the highlights I thought that Stuart was caught a bit flat footed for Brackely's goal at Moss Lane)?
Brackley were the better team, but what really did for us today was our inability to take the chances we were offered.