Well, at least that was a better performance and a deserved point against a decent side who have been on form recently. The Blades had the better of possession but we all know that doesn't necessarily mean anything and, from listening to the game, there didn't seem much between the two.

Defensively we were much better today and while Molumby battled away in midfield, both Imray and Diakite helped us to show more attacking intent. The obvious problem remains our lack of quality up top. Dike, Heggabo and Price all sounded like they put more effort in today but for far too often the final ball simply wasn't good enough and they also lost possession too easily. It also sounded like they often weren't mobile enough to be in the right places to receive the ball when we did get opportunities to play it forward.

Ollie Bostock sounded like he started well and was prepared to run at their defence but he was all but anonymous second half so not surprised Wallace replaced him. I'm sure a lot of this was down to inexperience at this level as much as poor service, but I'm sure he will continue to get his chances.

As for Campbell, I felt sorry for him for the OG which came against the run of play at the time but he's a player I like for his attitude and he both redeemed himself with the equaliser as well as showing our "strikers" how it should be done.

Had we played like this against Oxford, we might not have conceded those two early goals and fought enough to take the 3 points. Still nowhere near enough threat going forward from open play and we still need to make far better use of the number of corners we win, but something at least to build on for the coming home games. Neither Mozza or the fans I suspect will be overly disappointed and at least we are back out of the bottom 3-if only by a point!I

(Access to this site has been pretty shocking again today)