Source: PA
Westley wants more composure
Stevenage manager Graham Westley believes his side have to be more clinical in front of goal following their 2-2 draw with Aldershot.
Darius Charles gave Stevenage an early lead before Alex Rodman scored either side of half time to put the Shots 2-1 ahead. Luke Foster rescued a point for Westley's side on 72 minutes.
Westley said: "There's an air of disappointment back in the dressing room as we felt we could have produced more.
"Aldershot have been on an excellent run so we knew this was going to be a tricky fixture for us, but we could have been a little bit more clinical or composed in front of goal.
"It keeps the momentum going though I suppose. This run of ours has been an excellent effort from all the players. Where this leaves us for the remainder of the season nobody knows, but we're looking confident and strong and another point is just the job.
"Both teams have been on decent runs of late so both sets of players will have been full of confidence ahead of the game. We just need to not get too carried away when we're in promising positions. Sometimes we simply gave away possession too easily."
