By Alex O'Loughlin
December 21 2009
After battling against the conditions to gain a 1-1 draw at Hartlepool, Terry Skiverton talked to BBC Radio Somerset.
When the conditions were taken into consideration a draw will seem a good point for the Glovers. However, for the 3rd game running Yeovil chucked away a winning position.
Reflecting Terry Skiverton said "I think it was a good point in the end as they came out in the second-half and put us under immense pressure and we stood up to that."
When talking about the lack of wins away from home Skiverton said "We need to start turning some of these draws into wins but Millwall came here (Hartlepool) and got turned over, so for us to come here and get a draw I'm really pleased with that."
The last time Yeovil kept a clean sheet was November the the 14th and since then they have conceded 11 goals in six games. On the matter Terry stated "We need to start keeping a few clean sheets, it'll make it a lot more happier. We keep scoring every week but we're letting them in."
Skiverton will hope his team can react to his comments before they face Wycombe on Boxing Day at Huish Parl.
