Boro boss Graham Westley was disappointed with some aspects of his side s 4-0 demolition of Forest Green Rovers on Saturday. The Boro chief felt his side s first half performance left a lot to be desired and was relieved to see his players rally in the

Boro boss Graham Westley was "disappointed" with some aspects of his side's 4-0 demolition of Forest Green Rovers on Saturday.

The Boro chief felt his side's first half performance left a lot to be desired and was relieved to see his players rally in the second period to seal their passage into the FA Trophy semi finals.

"It was a disappointment for me in terms of our application in the first half but I think the players showed after half time that they had a little bit more in them than they were showing," Westley told The Comet.

"I thought it was a professional second half and we really put the game away when we had the opportunity."

Boro's class shone through after half time and the Boro faithful are daring to dream of not one, but two Wembley dates at the end of the season.

But should Boro win through in either the trophy or the play-offs, Westley has no intention of coming off second best.

"It's a big carrot for anyone associated with the football club. Everybody as a kid thinks about a Wembley occasion.

"It's a fantastic occasion but you don't want to go there and lose - you want to go there and win. A Wembley occasion without the trophy at the end of it is not something that you want to look forward to."

Westley is confident his squad can cope with fighting for honours on all fronts as long as the players live up to the standards that has seen them go 15 matches unbeaten.

"We know the score - when you do what we have done and get on that sort of run then you know what you are capable of.

"The best people set the standard and they live up to that on a continuous basis. Our goal has to be to keep living up to the standards we've been setting.

"We are putting games away and long may that continue.