Dundee United 1-1 Falkirk: What McGlynn said

Falkirk manager John McGlynn tells BBC Scotland: "Very frustrated, if we could just have held out, another two points would've been massive. I thought we started the game really well on the front foot and took the game to Dundee United and created some good opportunities. "Great goal from big Jacob [Murrell], after the other night there, he missed a couple of chances, so I'm delighted for him that he's got that goal and he's off and running. "Dundee United got themselves back in the game and took a little bit of control in the second half of the first half. The second half started and probably went on the same way as the first half with Dundee United very much on top and we didn't create an awful that. "I think tiredness set in and then it was just a matter of could we see it out, we defended our box really well and when we didn't, Scott Bain made saves. "An extra two points would've made a big difference, but in reality, Dundee United created numerous chances in the second half, and I couldn't deny the fact that they were at least worthy of a point. "I think Scott [Bain] ticks every box for [the national team], if you're looking for someone to play a new style and play out from the back and still makes saves, and bring composure and calmness to your defence then Scott ticks all those boxes so I have no doubt the Scotland manager will be looking at Scott Bain. "Scott's excellent that's why we wanted to bring him in here when we did. We knew he'd bring a calmness, we knew he would be assured and would make saves, and he's great with the ball at his feet. It was just one save too many, the ball dropped a little bit shorter than other crosses that were coming in, they were going deeper, and we were managing to deal with them. It's a good header, can't complain over the piece, Dundee United were worthy of that, it's just a little bit frustrating that we couldn't hold out for all three points."