Ronnie Moore felt his side got the result they deserved against Oldham, but believes they should have been capable of holding on for a draw.

The Latics were denied several times by Rovers keeper Danny Coyne only to find the net in the fifth minute of injury time.

The Manager said: "When you have nights like we have, and you get out of jail so many times, to say we were naïve is an understatement. It's the last kick of the game and you should come off and say 'we've been lucky there', take the point and go on to the next game. Danny has kept us in the game. He's made god knows how many saves and you start to think it's going to be our day, but it wasn't. We underperformed again. You have to deal with a long ball from the halfway line with 30 second to go. Three of our lads went for the same ball. Give a shout, someone head it and the game is over and we get a point.

"The ball was never out of the sky, everything was long and we played into their hands. No-one can come off and say Oldham didn't deserve what they got. But we've got to get on with it now, and we've got a massive game now at Chesterfield.

"There's no need to get negative thoughts about it, there's loads of games to go. We have to improve our home form, we're not daft."

Rovers' best chances fell to Ian Goodison and Antony Kay, and the Manager thought both could have done better.

He added: "Ian Goodison's was a great chance, he headed it straight at the keeper. Antony Kay was hit by a sniper, I don't know what happened. It looked like he only had to tap it in and if he does it's a different game."