York City hit back to earn 2-2 npower League Two draw at Morecambe

YORK City twice came from behind to secure a 2-2 draw at Morecambe in npower League Two.

Former City striker Richard Brodie put the home side ahead from the penalty spot on 53 minutes, but Minstermen skipper Chris Smith levelled five minutes later.

Morecambe forged ahead again on 74 minutes through Stewart Drummond, but Ashley Chambers fired a second equaliser on 86 minutes.

Full report and reaction to follow.

Comments(20)

TheBurton says...
9:44pm Tue 21 Aug 12

Didn't listen to the game but will take a draw. Especially away form home

skilly says...
9:49pm Tue 21 Aug 12

Sounds like decent result, to come from behind twice away from home. Point on the board, well done city

YorkCityLuke says...
9:50pm Tue 21 Aug 12

Great effort, well done York. Parslow just gets better and better

joejamestom says...
9:59pm Tue 21 Aug 12

Well done good point!
GM will need to keep an eye on the mental attitude at home as its good home gates that free up cash & we were a bit nervy at home last season.
Keep that never say die attitude & we will be fine, gutted no R York on the net!!

Theapplesarecoming says...
9:59pm Tue 21 Aug 12

Well York and Gary mills u fought hard for that draw keep up the momentum and let's have out first win of the league next time!

ADAMCUTHBERT says...
10:06pm Tue 21 Aug 12

A great result there! We showed real character to come back from behind twice!

It's something to build on going into the next game' we're up and running with a point on the board'

We are York!

duffy says...
10:09pm Tue 21 Aug 12

Very important to get that point tonight, another defeat could have started to effect the team. With no radio onlineit's a bit frustrating though.

nicko75 says...
10:26pm Tue 21 Aug 12

The club need to sort out their website to adapt to the football league standard - look at Crawley, morecambe & AFC Wimbledon websites to see what I mean as an example.Top right hand corner 'Player' costs £36 a year (or similar) and gets you the commentaries etc. That's where the exclusive rights are so the club need to get on and sort it out (although it seems borderline illegal to me to restrict access to a bbc commentary when I have paid for a license fee, an iPad, a radio app and home broadband!)

brahma says...
11:26pm Tue 21 Aug 12

nicko75 wrote:
The club need to sort out their website to adapt to the football league standard - look at Crawley, morecambe & AFC Wimbledon websites to see what I mean as an example.Top right hand corner 'Player' costs £36 a year (or similar) and gets you the commentaries etc. That's where the exclusive rights are so the club need to get on and sort it out (although it seems borderline illegal to me to restrict access to a bbc commentary when I have paid for a license fee, an iPad, a radio app and home broadband!)
It's not up to the club - the league have a firm who do all football league websites - they have a waiting list and we're at the bottom of it.

rogue84 says...
8:02am Wed 22 Aug 12

as can always happen in a season, i thought our all-round passing play was worse last night than on saturday, but we've come away with a point!
however, we certainly deserved a little bit of luck, especially after ingham came so close to saving brodie's penalty.
good persistence from chambers for the second equaliser, parslow was excellent throughout, and j.smith's workrate was top class. well done City! full steam ahead back to the capital on saturday!

nicko75 says...
9:14am Wed 22 Aug 12

Might I suggest that as Stevenage, Oxford, Crawley and AFC Wimbledon all have the new format (and any others I can be bothered to check) there is a waiting list of 2!...?

IntelXXX says...
9:50am Wed 22 Aug 12

Who gives a monkeys about the website. Great point tonight. Parslow playing in front of the back four is his best Position by far. Banjo is back. Blanchett is better than Fyefield and Kerr and Reed to come back in shortly. like everybody else Need another target man. Up the City

sam the keeper says...
11:16am Wed 22 Aug 12

City showed great spirit last night after going behind twice.

Morecambe were a decent side and with better finishing from Ellison they could have scored 4 or 5.

Having said that the bulk of Morecambes chances came from our own errors, stupid penalty to give away and the corner we conceded from could easily have been cleared for a throw in. We gave the ball away to easily at times particularly in our own half which created unnecessary pressure.

On a positive the lads displayed great spirit and battled back for a deserved point. We raised the tempo in the second half and caused Morecambe all sorts of problems when we were going forward.

nicko75 says...
11:49am Wed 22 Aug 12

IntelXXX, I give a monkeys about the website because there are hundreds (thousands?) of people who live away from the York area who can now no longer listen to live match commentary. I live in London and its a bit tricky to get to Morecambe and back on a Tuesday night. The website issue is the answer to the commentary question. Read the posts...

cityforthepremier says...
12:14pm Wed 22 Aug 12

Yes but it's not the club who are to blame is it? If the Football League web people haven't built the website it's hardly the club's fault. All this nonsense about "well look at Crawley etc", all of those websites were originally built during a quiet period. This summer the Football League Interactive arm has relaunched 80-odd websites, many of which have had teething troubles, and so that's why YCFC's has been shoved to the back of the queue. As usual everyone blames the club - it's nothing to do with the club and, if anything, it is the club and Radio York who are driving this process forward. They should be congratulated for this and I think most sensible supporters recognise what the actual facts of the situation are rather than all this "club is rubbish" mindless garbage.

Theapplesarecoming says...
12:34pm Wed 22 Aug 12

I listened on a dab radio in the end , cost 30-40 pound from asda if I remember right and could plug my headphones in and listen to York , and it's brill when working on site with around 30 stations or more to listen to well worth investing in

YoRkIe59 says...
3:29pm Thu 23 Aug 12

well said nicko i give a monkeys too its even harder to get to a game from where i am,im not for a second blaming the club but i am pretty down about not e
being able to listen to the Barnet game saturday with a mate whos a Barnet fan here would have been a good night.

nicko75 says...
7:40pm Thu 23 Aug 12

Thank-you Yorkie59. I wasn't blaming the club either but there are some sensitive souls on here. I was merely saying it needs sorting out and the solution is out there. The club have a part to play in that but obviously cannot do it on their own and there is a 3rd party web design company to engage. But where there is money to be made thru the 'player' I'd be surprised if any enterprising business was hanging about. I'm not sure whether we will get Barry Parker's commentary or someone else? All in good time I guess...

swh1963 says...
9:41am Sat 25 Aug 12

Theapplesarecoming wrote:
I listened on a dab radio in the end , cost 30-40 pound from asda if I remember right and could plug my headphones in and listen to York , and it's brill when working on site with around 30 stations or more to listen to well worth investing in
Radio York isn't on Dab is it? It's a disgrace that live online commentary for league games is not available (but it is for conference games?!). I'm not sure who is at fault but it doesn't seem to be the club. I get analogue Radio York no more than a mile and a half from the station and it is terrible - hissy and with dropouts. Welcome to the digital age everyone.

Theapplesarecoming says...
11:25am Sat 25 Aug 12

Yeah sorry I tuned the dab to analogue To listen

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