Farmer’s Boys miss chance to make hay after blowing lead
Jon Scullion. They are players that can change games and we’ve seen that there as they’ve got a point from nothing which has cost us.
“It is frustrating. There were a few truths told in the dressing room afterwards but we’ve got to move on and go to Cumbernauld now. It’s a huge game and whoever wins probably stays up. We need to pick ourselves up.
“After Cumbernauld, we have a 10-day wait until we play Shotts on the last day of the season and that could be nerve-racking if we don’t get a result on Wednesday.
“We need to show up at Cumbernauld as we know the pressure is on but hopefully we can get something positive from the game.”
Haddow converted from the spot in the 11th minute after Darren Jones was fouled in the box by Andy Lavelle.
Neilston doubled their lead in the 62nd minute when a malfunction at the back saw a defender loop the ball over stranded keeper Joe Wilton and into the back of the net.
Marks then struck the post but made no mistake just eight minutes later when he expertly guided a volley beyond keeper Grant Hay.
Incredibly, the Blasties pulled level when Marks hit the target again with the Neilston defence all at sea.
Muirhead added: “I think we will be safe but you cannot rest until it is mathematically secure.
“It’s just disappointing we couldn’t get it all but
NEILSTON ................................... 2 KILBIRNIE LADESIDE ............... 2
done on Saturday.
“Since we came in in January, we’ve beat Gartcairn, we’ve beat Drumchapel and we’ve took points off St Cadoc’s.
“I think I would prefer it if we played someone trying to win the league every week as we’d get a much better performance.”
It is frustrating. There were a few truths told in the dressing room afterwards Kevin Muirhead