Don t be nearly men – that s the message from Boro boss Graham Westley to his players ahead of Saturday s FA Trophy semi-final second leg against Ebbsfleet United. Boro take a 3-2 advantage to Stonebridge Road and Westley is adamant his side will see th

Don't be nearly men" - that's the message from Boro boss Graham Westley to his players ahead of Saturday's FA Trophy semi-final second leg against Ebbsfleet United.

Boro take a 3-2 advantage to Stonebridge Road and Westley is adamant his side will see the job through and secure the club's second trip to Wembley in the space of three years.

With Boro handily placed for the play-offs there could even be a second trip to "The Big Arch" before the end of the season but Westley is looking for his side to maintain the momentum from their 20-match unbeaten run.

"We know we've got the steel inside ourselves and the determination to have a successful season," Westley told The Comet. "We know what success looks like - it's not being the nearly men. It's being men that go all the way."

Despite going into the second leg with a one-goal advantage, Westley said his side will not sit back and try to protect this lead - they will be going all out for victory.

"We play to win every game - that's all that we know. We go into that game knowing that it's a tough place to go and a difficult victory to get. But we know we are capable of going there and finishing the job off.

"Our lads were disappointed with the way the second half started on Saturday but credit to the lads for coming back because that winner could be a massive goal for us - that advantage shouldn't be underestimated."

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