Porthmadog assistant manager Marc Sneddon reacts to 2-2 draw against Llannefydd Video TeleduPort

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00:00Mark, was that a two points dropped or one point gained in a very hard tussle in the

00:10triathlon against Llanella this afternoon?

00:12I'll tell you at the end of the season, it's two points dropped today, it feels like that,

00:16it feels like a defeat. The lads gave everything today, can't fault any one of them. Every

00:22single player played well, work rate was there, they made it hard for me to make substitutions

00:29and I was forced into making a few decisions. Two points dropped, maybe a point gained but

00:37we'll see at the end of the season.

00:38That's how it's going to be, we'll see at the end of the season. We had two goals,

00:42some good goals as well and creative play in the midfield, that created the goals as well?

00:46Yes, I think Kyle played really well today, he didn't stop running. Sean next to him as well,

00:52Kai, the whole midfield, everyone played well. As I said, I can't fault anyone.

00:57I'm just disappointed we conceded that second goal, it was just one long ball.

01:03I'd have to watch it back but it seemed like a really soft goal to where it conceded.

01:08It came on the right-hand side of the pitch from the left-back who'd run across,

01:13that's what makes it difficult as well.

01:14Yes, and it's the fact that he's run through, one touch on his chest,

01:17got it down and unable to finish so it's very simple.

01:21We've scored two goals, a tough one point as we keep saying, we'll see where we are.

01:28And we're back against Mena Bridge Tigers on Saturday?

01:30Yes, again, we only played them a couple of weeks ago, they're the most improved squad,

01:35so we've got to go there, put in a performance, get three points and as I keep saying all the

01:40time, see where we are at the end of the season. Win the games and see where we are.