Colchester manager Joe Dunne was satisfied with the U's performance's in their 1-1 home draw against Crawley Town.
Freddie Sears’ sixth minute opener was cancelled out by Emile Sinclair’s 32nd minute equaliser, in what was a very open game, especially in the first half.
Dunne said: “I thought the two teams cancelled each other out in the end. There were a lot of so-nearlys. Crawley started well, but we then got a foothold in the game, got the goal, and played well.
“Jabo Ibehre had two opportunities to effectively put the game beyond Crawley, but then they went down the other end and scored. But I’m OK with today. I thought it was perhaps frustrating to watch for the supporters, but this was a game that we could easily have lost in the past,” added Dunne.
Freddie Sears’ sixth minute opener was cancelled out by Emile Sinclair’s 32nd minute equaliser, in what was a very open game, especially in the first half.
Dunne said: “I thought the two teams cancelled each other out in the end. There were a lot of so-nearlys. Crawley started well, but we then got a foothold in the game, got the goal, and played well.
“Jabo Ibehre had two opportunities to effectively put the game beyond Crawley, but then they went down the other end and scored. But I’m OK with today. I thought it was perhaps frustrating to watch for the supporters, but this was a game that we could easily have lost in the past,” added Dunne.