Thommo: 'It would have been a travesty if we'd lost'

Notts cheif Thompson was delighted with his teams efforts on Saturday, grabbing a late equaliser to maintain their unbeaten start to the campaign.

He said his sides 'never die' attitude earned them the result. "I always instil in my players that they are never beaten".

After being more than a match for the table topping Quakers, Thommo

Turner...Two points dropped

believes they got what they deserved. "It would have been a travesty if we'd lost", he said.

He also showed his delight at Butcher's start to life at Meadow Lane. "Bucther is upset that he doesn't think he is playing as well as he can, but I'll settle for three goals in two games", he explained.

Meanwhile, Herefird boss Graham Turner was not so pleased with his sides 1-1 draw with Rochdale.

He said: "We created several good chances, but didn't take them", aggrieved at his side dropping two points at Edgar Street.

On the back of MK Dons picking up their first three points of the season, Assisstant Manager Ray Mathias couldn't hide his delight.

"In the second half we've just battered them really- we could have won by a cricket score," he

Gannon...Reflects on positives

said as three seocnd half goals killed off the Shrews.

And finally, Stockprt chief Jom Gannon refused to blame Matty McNeil for the Hatters late surrender at the hands of Rotherham.

His late calamity cost Coutny a win, but Gannon still took the positives: "The lads have shown resillience once again and we're still unbeaten".