Murdock dissapointed with Cup exit.

Speaking to the clubs official website themillers.co.uk the Irish international defender said, "It was disappointing result, we didn't expect to go to Peterborough and win but we did think we were very capable of doing that and its important for the club and the players to progress in the FA Cup, so everybodys dissapointed that we're knocked out at the first hurdle."

"I don't think we were over confident going into the game, Somebody asked me that before if we were over confident or even complacent. That wasnt the case, The goals were conceded where they've gone stright up the pitch from our corners and scored, they were real sucker punches for us."

"I felt the beginning of the second half we did start to improve in the second half we started to impose ourselves then we conceded we conceded a goal in the same manner and that just killed us off really."

Colin then reflected on the third comical goal, "I think its bad decision making, its hard to point the blame at anybody in particular there were probably three or four people collectively who could have prevented that goal. But even before that went in I think its hard for us to come back from two goals down."

Murdock then shared the fans frustrations, "The fans are entitled to be dissapointed when we lose in the manner we did do, they must have had expectations that we would go and get a win on Saturday, but its as frustrating for us as it is them and I just hope the can continue to support us positively."