Source: PA
Feels like defeat - Bradbury
Bournemouth manager Lee Bradbury revealed it felt like his side had just been beaten after Orient's Dean Cox snatched a last-gasp equaliser to earn his side a 1-1 draw.
Orient midfielder Cox rifled home an 89th-minute equaliser to deny Cherries boss Lee Bradbury a fourth successive league win after a fine individual goal by Michael Symes six minutes before half-time appeared to have secured maximum points for Bournemouth.
Bradbury said: "The atmosphere in the dressing room feels like we've lost. To concede a late goal like that was very disappointing, especially as we'd wasted a great chance to wrap it up just before they equalised.
"It has taken a lucky goal to stop us and the fact their goalkeeper was man-of-the-match says it all."
Bradbury had words of comfort for Danny Ings and was full of praise for fellow striker Symes, who scored his first goal since September.
Bradbury added: "I've told (Danny) strikers miss chances, to forget about it and go and score next time a chance comes along. Michael Symes, in contrast, scored a good goal for us. It was the first time he's scored since his early season flurry.
