Keates, who watched as his side slipped to a 21 defeat with Kieron Morris bagging the Saddlers' only goal, admitted that he was disappointed as his side exited the competition.
Audio: Keates Frustrated as Walsall Exit the EFL Trophy
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Audio: Dean Keates Reacts as Walsall Book Second Round Replay
Keates, who had hoped to take his side through to the Third Round of the competition for the first-time in many years, was proud of his team as they bounced back from conceding an early goal to take the match to a replay.
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The Bescot Beat: Episode Eight
On the eighth episode of the pod Luke Hatfield is joined by Walsall correspondent Joseph Masi as they discuss all things Saddlers from the last fortnight.
Audio: Dean Keates - 'We Have to Learn From Our Mistakes'
Keates, who watched as his side let slip a two-goal lead to draw with the Black Cats, admitted that he was disappointed as his side failed to capitalise upon their lead, somewhat naively allowing the visitors, who had been reduced to ten men, to take a point back to the Stadium of Light.
One Pod Beyond: Episode 54
On this edition of the pod, All the Saddlers nonsense, including in-depth tactical analysis, weird Coventry fans, Andy Cook's deep-fried shirt and chips a l'orange. Dig in!
Audio: Dean Keates Disappointed as Walsall Are Held to a Draw
Keates, who saw his side held to a goalless draw by the Trawlermen, spoke of his disappointment as the Saddlers failed to take any of the openings they created, especially during a dominant first-half.
Audio: Keates' Saddlers Have Lessons to Learn Following Port Vale Defeat
Keates, who saw his side advance to the Second Round stage having secured victory in their previous two games, admitted that his side didn't do enough with the ball as the Valiants secured victory by two-goals-to-one.
Audio: Dean Keates - "We Got Our Rewards Today"
The Walsall-born manager, who watched as the Saddlers bagged three goals to send the Sky Blues out of the competition, praised his side as they maintained their composure - despite the Sky Blues getting back on level terms - to go on and secure a spot in Monday evening's Second Round draw.
Audio: Dean Keates - 'We Need to Get Back to Basics'
Keates, who saw his side suffer their second home defeat in a row - fourth defeat in five league games - admitted that he was disappointed to see the Saddlers fall to defeat, insisting that the team have to stick together and look ahead to Saturday's FA Cup - First Round clash with Coventry City.
Audio: Dean Keates Frustrated as Walsall Slip to Disappointing Defeat
Keates, who saw his side enter a dismal display as they were defeated by three-goals-to-one, admitted that he was disappointed as his side played a part in every goal which they conceded, with the visiting Brewers securing all three points.
Audio: Andy Davies - 'The Result is All That Matters'
Davies, who also formed part of Dean Keates' backroom team at Wrexham, had just seen his side secure their first victory in five home league games as Andy Cook, Isaiah Osbourne and the charitable Dominic Gape scored to secure a narrow win.
Audio: Keates Disappointed as Walsall Suffer Another Awayday Defeat
Despite his side slipping to a three-nil defeat the manager insisted that they probably should've taken the lead in the first-half, before ultimately losing their composure, and going on to suffer their second away defeat in just four days.
Audio: Keates Disappointed as Walsall Struggle to Make an Impact
Keates, who had just seen his side suffer their first away league defeat of the season, admitted that he was massively disappointed as the team failed to make any sort of impact during the match, going on to lose by two-goals-to-nil.
Audio: Dean Keates Relieved as Walsall Leave it Late
Keates, who saw second-half substitute Kieron Morris secure all three points with an injury time goal, spoke of his relief as his side continued their unbeaten spell of away games and bounced back from a recent dip in form.
Audio: Keates Delighted as Walsall Get Back to Winning Ways
Walsall-born Keates, who had seen his side suffer their first league defeat of the season in a 4-1 loss to Doncaster Rovers last weekend, spoke of his pride as goals from summer signings Morgan Ferrier, and Zeli Ismail saw the Saddlers get back to winning ways, a win he believes his side fully deserved.
Audio: Keates Disappointed as Walsall's Unbeaten Run Comes to an End
The Walsall-born boss, who had seen his side go undefeated during their opening seven league games, spoke of his disappointment as goals from John Marquis, Mallik Wilks, James Coppinger, and Matty Blair, cancelled out Morgan Ferrier's opener to secure all-three points for the visiting side, in what turned out to be a tension-filled affair.
Audio: Dean Keates Satisfied as Walsall & Barnsley Share the Spoils
The manager, who watched as his side continued their unbeaten start to the league campaign with a one-all draw at Oakwell, admitted that he was pleased to see his side bounce back from conceding a lucky goal via a deflection off Jack Fitzwater, to secure a share of the spoils - with summer signing Andy Cook getting back among the goals.
Audio: Dean Keates Looks Ahead to Saturday's Tussle With the Tykes
The manager, who has guided his side to an unbeaten opening to the league season, admitted that the match - which sees two of the league's in-form sides go head-to-head - will be a tough test, but is pleased with how his team have started the campaign.
Audio: Dean Keates - 'We Didn't Do Enough to Win the Match'
The manager, who has guided his side to an unbeaten opening to the season, including today's goalless draw, admitted that his side didn't do enough to win the game, with a draw probably being the fairest result.
Audio: Keates Keen to Take the Positives as Walsall Crash Out of the Carabao Cup
Keates, who watched as his side came back from 2-1 down to lead by three-goals-to-two, before going on to draw the match at full time, admitted that he was disappointed to exit the competition, but insisted that spot kicks are a lottery and there is plenty to be positive about.
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