Tonbridge Angels boss Tommy Warrilow says Paul Booth's goals are key to their revival
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Tommy Warrilow has hailed Paul
Booth’s goals as a big reason for Tonbridge Angels’ three
successive wins which have hoisted them up to mid-table in the
Ryman League Premier Division.
The 33-year-old striker has hit five
in four games, including two in the 3-0 win at Margate on Tuesday
night and Tonbridge boss Warrilow said: "When Carl Rook was with us
we had two quality strikers, but Paul is the main man now. He has
got the spring back in his step, is reaping the rewards, and
finishing clinically.
"He had his best game for ages the
other night, worked so hard, and he is pure class when it comes to
finishing."
Warrilow (pictured) has
always backed his team to come good after a lean spell that saw
them drop into the bottom four for a couple of weeks.
He said: "People moaned that the
results haven’t been good enough, but now we’re doing what we are
capable of and need to sustain it.
"The league is so tight though and a
couple of poor results could see us down the bottom again."
After needing a hospital check-up
after suffering concussion on his debut at Carshalton, Meshach
Nugent made another trip to hospital after suffering a shin injury
in a heavy challenge on Tuesday. Scott Kinch and Marc Cumberbatch
are also doubts for the trip to Hendon tomorrow (Saturday).
Meanwhile former Charlton youngster
Sam Long - who scored at Margate - has committed himself to the
club, and Warrilow plans to talk to him in the near future.
Long (19), who lives at Darenth,
trained with Gillingham during pre-season and had a trial with
Conference side Histon, before arriving at Longmead Stadium.
Thursday, March 04 2010
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