Source: FOOTYMAD
Southend United manager Paul Sturrock and Northampton Town assistant Malcolm Crosby speak
Both Southend United manager Paul Sturrock and Northampton Town assistant boss Malcolm Cosby have their say after the 1-1 draw at Roots Hall Saturday afternoon. Sturrock: 'I thought a draw was a fair result'Sturrock told BBC Essex: "We went behind but again we've dug ourselves out of a hole. They've had a great chance at the back post where the boy should have done better and we've had some chances where the 'keeper has made some decent saves. I thought a draw was a fair result and to be fair we looked a leggy team, so I'm settling for a draw." If you speak Scottish, you can hear Luggy's thoughts here:http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_div_3/9401931.stmMeanwhile, Cobblers assistant boss Malcolm Cosby, while happy enough with an away point, their sixth draw in a row, a club record, continued the theme of their manager Ian Sampson in the week that they have to start turning all square into all wins! Crosby told BBC Radio Northampton: "If you're getting a draw away from home, it's generally a very good result. What we haven't been doing is taking advantage of the home games. There's a good spirit there, because we're not losing games, and there's plenty of points left. We still believe we have an outside chance of getting into the play-offs. We have to try to get a couple of wins behind us and we have to take advantage."
