Williams pleased to pick up a point

07 February 2010 15:29
Glenn Murray had put the Seagulls in front after only 10 minutes before seeing a second goal disallowed for offside.[LNB]The visitors thought they should have had a penalty when Ben Chorley brought down Liam Dickinson but Cook waved away their claims.[LNB]Poyet was dismissed from the dugout for his vigorous protests and the Uruguayan's misery was compounded when Scott McGleish grabbed an equaliser for Orient eight minutes after the break.[LNB]Williams said: "We have to be satisfied with a point because that is what we have got. You have to say it was a very close game, and I can see why Brighton have done so well away from home.[LNB]"They were a real handful on the break and caused us an awful lot of problems so I would say a draw is a fair result."[LNB]Williams added: "If a penalty had been given (against Chorley) I am sure it would have been followed by a red card. You could question an awful lot of decisions but if you do that you get into trouble and it costs you money. And I have got a wife and kids to feed. Gus obviously disagreed with the decision and I probably would not disagree with Gus."[LNB][LNB]

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