Rugby Town stretched their unbeaten league away run to seven games with Saturday's 1-1 draw against Bedford Town and Billy Jeffrey was satisfied with the point gained despite an average performance.

	Rugby boss Billy Jeffrey was pleased with David Kolodynski's contribution after appearing as a 56th-minute substitute

The point took Valley up to twenty points and 6th place as they prepare for a tough double header at Butlin Road against Chippenham and Bashley.

Billy said: "It wasn't one of our better performances, but we stuck at it and probably just about deserved a point from the game."

Rugby probably had the better of a dour first half despite going 1-0 down early on to a contentious goal and Billy felt that there was a foul on Rugby goalkeeper Martyn Margason in the build-up to the opener:

"We thought there was possibly a foul on Martyn for their goal, and they had a couple of good opportunities to wrap the game up after that, but we rode our luck and then took advantage of that in the second half."

Billy introduced David Kolodynski early in the second half and the young substitute went on to grab a precious equaliser for Valley:

"Young Kolo did well when he came on. He gave us a little extra spark and took his goal well.

"Before that we hadn't really troubled them enough at the back. Kolo did what we had asked of him in training in the week - he battled hard, chased things down and got at them."