Stevenage boss Graham Westley believes there is room for improvement in his side, despite the comfortable 3-0 victory over Barnet. A brace from John Mousinho and a Mark Roberts strike condemned the Bees to a loss which which sees Borough close in on the play-off positions. "I'm not entirely delighted because it wasn't our best footballing display by any stretch," he said. "We won the game with a couple of set-plays and a good bit of passing which led to the opening goal, but I don't think our display on the whole was as convincing as we would have liked it to have been. "We've been playing really well of late - our possession's been good and we've defended solidly. I think in our defensive and attacking play we let ourselves down at times. "So we've got the right result and I guess we've earned the right to this result from the last few weeks and got a bit of the luck we haven't had in recent games. Our intention was to be nice and organised and give nothing away in the early stages where their sharpness was at its maximum and then gradually grind them out of the game. We did that with our goals but we could have had a better grip on the second half."
Source: PA
Source: PA