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Tonbridge Angels manager Tommy Warrilow pleased with the response of his team

By: KentOnline reporter multimediadesk@thekmgroup.co.uk

Published: 08:00, 02 November 2012

Tommy Warrilow

By Craig Tucker

Tommy Warrilow believes getting back to basics was key behind a much-needed 2-1 Blue Square Bet South victory at Dorchester last Saturday.

Having seen his side concede eight goals in two games, the Tonbridge boss (pictured) recalled Ben Judge in a defensive shake-up and was pleased with the response.

He said: "I had a long chat with the boys and told them to look at themselves. They are all quality players but we had to stop making sloppy mistakes and mark properly.

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"Gary Elphick just grew into the game as it went on. He hasn’t had much football and his season is just starting. I knew it would takes him a few games to settle in and we are seeing that.

"It took us four hours to get there, it was a windy day and a boggy pitch but we just dug in and grinded out a result. I was delighted for everybody but especially the defence."

Tonbridge’s win lifted them to 16th in the table, and they travel to fourth-placed Staines on Saturday.

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