Martin happy, but keeping calm
Paul Martin has warned against expectations getting too high at Romford.
Boro notched up Ryman One wins over Ware and Redbridge to return to a play-off place.
And they travel to Rookery Hill to face Grays tomorrow (Saturday) and title-chasing East Thurrock on Tuesday.
But he said: “Grays and East Thurrock will be two very tough games. Grays are on a good run at the moment and it looks like it’s going to be between East Thurrock and Needham Market for the title.
“Then from third to tenth the play-offs are wide open, for anyone in the top 10.
“There’s a lot of expectations and people getting a bit carried away, but there are still 18-20 games to go and anything can happen.
“The two wins will give us massive confidence and the clean sheet on Saturday was something we needed. We gave away a sloppy goal on Tuesday, but we scored three.
“We’ve got to be positive, but our target was 40 points and we’ve got that now. If we get in the play-offs on our budget, it’ll make the boys legends at the club.”
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