
Jim Bentley was appointed Morecambe manager in May 2011 following the departure of Sammy McIlroy
Morecambe boss Jim Bentley says he feels "let down" by his side after their five-match unbeaten run was ended by Northampton Town.
The Shrimps sit seventh in League Two after Saturday's 4-2 home defeat, their first loss in over a month.
"We were fifth from top, five unbeaten and we'd scored 15 goals in five games, but I got let down," Bentley told BBC Radio Lancashire.
"I can accept getting beat but it's about the manner that you get beat."
Morecambe now face a trip to fifth-placed Oxford United on Saturday, who have lost just one league game this season.
"No-one's lost a leg, we haven't been relegated or anything like that and no-one's been killed, but it was a poor day at the office," Bentley added.
"We've got to make sure we get it out of our system and have a good week. It's another difficult game coming, it's mad, the league's absolutely crazy.
"The confidence has taken a hammering today but we'll have to pick ourselves up and go again."
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