"It's not the three points we wanted, but if you can't win, then you don't lose.

"Full credit to the players. After they had scored, I thought we dominated the whole game.

"I thought we did the same in the first half, where we were the better team. But you concede goals and it puts you under pressure. Our keeper has made two brilliant saves and still the lad gets on the end of it. I'm disappointed with that, but again, credit to the lads who kept going.

"I made the sub, and Rooney has come up with a great finish.

"We didn't really create clear-cut chances. They were more from the edge of the box, but the keeper has done well. I just felt that if we kept passing the ball and moving it quicker that we would get something out of it.

"Fortunately we did that, but if I am being honest, we should have had three points. Bishop had a great chance, a one-touch finish, but he took two. Next time he will take one.

"Because we were against the wind in the first half and we battled to go in level, second half we thought 'this will be easy'. It isn't.

"I stood there and all of a sudden there was no wind. We tell the defenders to keep him on his left foot - and he drills one against the post. There was our first warning and then we don't defend the corner that lead to their goal.

"The reaction was great from the players again, but it is just a shame that we have to come from behind when really we should be in front.

"It is disappointing because it was an opportunity to take three points, but in the end, we'll take the point.

"In the five games since I have taken charge we have come back and shown that spirit. We should have had something out of the game on Saturday against Darlington, and we have come back again to get the point tonight.

"You can't do anything about the results elsewhere. The important thing was to come here and not lose.

"We lost on Saturday but we did not want to go two in a row - especially because we are at Peterborough this Saturday."