Casper says it felt like defeat

In his post match comments on Shakers World Bury manager Colin Casper said:

"The first goal against us was an own goal that came off Nicky Adams' studs, and the second was a strike from thirty yards. It's the way things are going at the minute. The lads gave everything they've got and we had players playing out of position such as Paul Scott playing in the centre of the park and I thought he had a tremendous game.

"We had another goal from 19 year old Richie Baker. We need that little bit of experience just to take the sting out of the game. The warning signs should have been the goal that was ruled out for offside, but it wasn't to be.

"Hereford threw everything at us and they've thrown a lot of money at it and they had good experience in Steve Guinan and Ben Smith and other people that they have brought in. They were always going to be tough to beat, but we haven't got beat, it does feel like a defeat and it should have been a victory.

"For an hour we totally dominated the game. Andy Warrington had one save to make in the second half and it's so frustrating and disappointing. We knew at 2-0 that the next goal was very important. 2-1 can easily become 2-2 which it obviously did. 3-0 would have been game over."

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