Source: FOOTYMAD
Foyle disappointed at late slip
York City manager Martin Foyle was left disappointed after his side conceded a late equaliser against ten-man Grays Athletic at Bootham Crescent. The Minstermen had appeared set for another three points courtesy of Richard Brodie's 33rd goal of the campaign until Duran Reynolds levelled in the final minute.Grays earlier had their goalkeeper Glyn Garner sent-off for bringing down Brodie, who then saw his penalty saved by replacement keeper Preston Edwards."It was disappointing, especially when they went down to ten men," Foyle told BBC Radio York. "We got the penalty, took the lead, I couldn't really see them scoring, couldn't really see them creating."We were off the pace a little bit. This game was a hard one. I think people expected a lot of goals going into the play-offs," he added. "But we've had a fantastic season, we're well above where we wanted to be and let's make sure we are right and looking forward to it."
