Striker Ross Dyer has expressed his disappointment following our gut-wrenching 5-4 defeat at Fleetwood Town this afternoon.
Dyer, who only returned to the club earlier this week following a loan spell at Hereford United, looked to have earned us a deserved point when he bagged his first goal in the Football League in the final minute of normal time.
But Antoni Sarcevicâs last-gasp spot-kick in the sixth minute of injury time, gave the Cod Army all three points on their own patch.
Despite the defeat, which sees us slip to 16th position in the Sky Bet League Two table, Dyer believes there are many positives that our side can take from the game.Â
âWeâre disappointed at the moment,â said the striker. âThere wonât be many teams that come here and score four goals.Â
âObviously there are a lot of positives to take, but we need to tighten things up at the back. Weâre not going to win many games conceding five goals.
âWe have shown quality to score four goals, although we are all obviously disappointed with the result. Hopefully, we can kick on now.
âWhen you are on one of these runs, [good luck] doesnât seem to go for you, so we just seem to need some more [good] luck again.â
Meanwhile, Dyer was happy to be back in our squad this afternoon and was delighted to score his first Football League goal, as he now bids for a place in Paul Coxâs starting 11.
He added: âIt has been a long road back for me from injury.
âIâve gone out on loan, scored some goals, came back and now I feel fresh. Â The gaffer has thrown me on today and we did really well to get back into the game.Â
âHowever, itâs a hard pill to swallow really, to concede a goal late on when we have done so well to score four goals away from home.
âIâve always wanted to play in the Football League, so hopefully now Iâll get my chance. Â I think Iâve hit a good vein of form, so hopefully I can go on and score a few more.â