Beverley Town Reserves manager Ed Grady says he is ‘disappointed’ after his side were held by the bottom club Driffield Rangers at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
In pouring rain on a heavy pitch Town took the lead thanks to a goal from Adam Gibson though were pegged back Nicholas Johnson equalised for Rangers.
Speaking after the Grady said;
“I am very disappointed with the result; we should be winning games like this and certainly should be beating the team that is bottom of the league.”
Rangers have struggled to all season, and their draw with Town was just their second point of the season in five games.
Grady added;
“Danny Norton had a chance to win the match for us when he went clean through and was one on one, but somehow he managed to place his shot straight into the keepers’ arms.”
“It was great to have Alex Stark back. He looked good but after being away for three weeks he was lacking match fitness.”
“Tom Proud also showed his class on his return with another solid performance at the back.”
Stew Scott who is currently sidelined with a knee injury feels the team need time to click, he said;
“It was never going to be s good footballing match due to the pitch. A draw is an improvement on recent weeks.”
“There is a lot of us that haven’t played together before so it was always going to take time to build. However, if everyone sticks together, then we can do it.”
Defeat leaves Town in fifth spot in the East Riding County League, eight points behind the leaders, Wawne United.
Next weekend, Beverley Town Reserves are again at home as they host Park Athletic at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Final Score: Beverley Town Reserves 1 Driffield Rangers 1
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