HT: 0 - 0

York started the second period the stronger side and again had a goal correctly dis-allowed.    The ball was sent into our area and as Bishop went up for it alongside Danny Lewis he pushed our keeper to the floor.

Apart from that there was little else for a while except for a powerful, acute angled, shot from Christie that suddenly slammed against the upright and went out for a goal kick.    Simon Heslop got into a good shooting position just after but he sent his shot way over the bar.

The game was starting to come to life now and we would have been a goal down if it hadn't been for some more goal keeping heroics from Lewis.    York were swarming into our area and our defenders were manfully trying their best to stop the shots raining in until Lee Andrews took a turn and Lewis threw himself instinctively across the goal to push his shot away.    Another fine save from the fast improving young keeper.

With the last quarter on the clock the game exploded in fury and vitriol from the Harriers fans when the penalty what was, wasn't.    Fans were calling Porter a cheat for the incident but it's not him who is supposed to decide whether it was a penalty or not.    That's the job of the referee and she bottled it to prove that she was a ref with no balls.

The fact that neither Christie or Porter were even spoken to about it and, if it was denied because Christie was supposed to have dived, then why wasn't he booked?    A goal kick was also given but if the keeper had got the ball and Christie fell over him then why wasn't a corner given instead?

I was prepared to give her the benefit of being a woman but frankly she should not be doing a job such as this when so much is at stake.

After that incident the game was just played out with no real heart left in it.    City came close to getting a late winner but Clayton Donaldson just failed to connect with Andy Bishops cross.

The result was a fair one at the end of the ninety minutes and neither side didn't do enough to win or played badly enough to lose.    The single point does see us drop further down the table though and sixteenth place is looking reminiscent of our struggles last season and we all know how that ended.