Referee Pickford speaks to Jack Barry of Romford (Gavin Ellis/TGS)
Lee Power
Thursday, January 10, 2013
2:45 PM
Romford captain reflects on last-gasp loss
Romford captain Jack Barry admits his side’s last-gasp defeat to Ryman Division One North rivals Brentwood was hard to take.
Former Boro striker Alex Read put Blues ahead and Ryan Doyle restored their lead before half-time, after Kurt Smith had levelled.
Barry’s fine strike on the hour made it 2-2 and Doyle headed into his own net on 83 minutes to give Boro hope of victory.
But a slip by Lewis Payne let Steve Butterworth in to equalise in the second minute of injury time, before Read’s late free-kick clinched a 4-3 win for the visitors.
Barry, who netted his fourth goal of the campaign, said: ““I can’t believe we lost the game after winning 3-2 with one or two minutes to go.
“And to lose to another deflected free-kick was heartbreaking.”
“I thought we controlled the game at 3-2 and was going on to win, but it wasn’t meant to be.”
Regardless of whether they qualify for the Champions League, Tottenham are expected to be busy in the transfer market.
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