THIS WILL NOT BE BOOS CRUISE
we got the goal, we were off the pace. That’s our poorest performance of the season.”
The visitors took the lead when Cameron Russell tapped in after Brett Long let the ball slip.
But Liam Watt levelled within seconds and the Fifers took the points when Rory Currie netted an Anton Dowds cross. Al lan Johnston admits his struggling Pars must learn to handle their boos after drawing another blank.
Last week’s shootout triumph over Boreham Wood in the Irn-Bru Cup is their only success in a month and they’ve failed to score in their last three home games.
Jeers rang round East End Park at full time and boss Johnston (right) said: “It’s a young team and they’re probably not used to Dunfermline .............. 0 Alloa ............................ 0
Darren Johnstone
that’s part and parcel of the job. At the end of the day, we know it’s got to be better.”
Alloa hustled and harried Dunfermline into mistakes as they made it five games without defeat.
Boss Jim Goodwin said: “It was a fantastic point against a very good team. A draw is fair but I have a feeling we could have won.”