Graham Turner: Shrews fans were right to boo

Turner had hinted his failure to freshen up Town for the previous week's 3-1 setback at Walsall following a midweek reverse against Doncaster was a mistake.

So the Town boss brought in Chris Porter, Yado Mambo, Luke Summerfield and Jon Taylor for the weekend visit of Leyton Orient – but it made little difference.

Salop's third consecutive defeat and sixth home loss of the season left them mired in League One's relegation battle.

Turner said: "It was nice to have Jon Taylor back and another game will have done him good after injury while Yado had to go in for Rob Edwards, who was injured.

"I thought Luke Summerfield did OK in midfield. But the result would suggest the changes have not worked. They have not been startling successes."

Kevin Lisbie's second-half penalty sealed victory for the Londoners after Mathieu Baudry's headed a first-half opener.

Shrewsbury's players left the Greenhous Meadow to a chorus of boos, but Turner stressed he was pleased that the home supporters had not turned on his players during the game.

He said: "It happens any time you lose at home, but in particular when you have lost three matches on the trot.

"But they encouraged the players and there wasn't too much of a bad reaction when the play was going on.

"They're entitled to voice their opinions at the end of the match. They pay good money to watch, so I have got no qualms with that."