2:48pm Tuesday 23rd February 2010
By Simon Mail
Harrow Borough's trip to Tonbridge Angels this evening has been postponed due to the wintry weather.
Snow in the last 24 hours has forced yet another rearranged game and the match has already been confirmed for Tuesday, March 30.
Boro were keen to play the game after a confidence boosting 2-1 win at Aveley in the Ryman Premier on Saturday. It was their fourth win in five games and helped move them up to 12th in the table.
Lewis Cook opened the scoring after running at the defence and firing a low strike into the net.
The visitors added the second goal after an hour when Tobi Jinadu's header was finished off again by Cook. Substitute Steve Butterworth pulled one back but Boro were worthy winners.
Boro manager David Howell said: "All in all, I thought it was a great performance and a good three points.
"In the first hour I thought we were by far the strongest side in all departments and in all areas.
"But we've got to be stronger than that. The games not won till it's won and if the team is there to be put away, we have to put them away."
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