Kennoy stays upbeat despite capitulation

BARTON Rovers manager Dan Kennoy was keen to look for the positives despite his side throwing away a 3-1 lead to draw 3-3 at bottom side Burnham on Saturday, writes Mike Simmonds.

With just four minutes remaining, Rovers led through debutant Leon Simpson’s double strike and Tommy Peverall’s first-half goal.

But the hosts hit back late on to secure a point and Kennoy, said: “We will take the positives from the game. It’s another point away from home, it keeps the unbeaten run going, but it was disappointing, and felt like a defeat afterwards.”

For the full story, see this weeks Luton News/Dunstable Gazette