He was equally happy with the clean sheet after seeing the side ship goals in their two first outings of the season but added: “We can’t get carried away because with all the respect in the world Cheltenham are 60 odd places beneath us.
Having said that I have been involved in these games as a player and they can be dodgy and dangerous but I’m glad with the way it went because Cheltenham were hungry and wanting to do well on their own ground.
“It wasn’t easy but in the end our pace and quality paid off. There’s a big difference in the divisions and it was case of wehter they could cope with that over a long period.”
The manager was particularly pleased with Diafra Sakho explaining that he had never doubted his quality and adding: “Now he has scored and that’s what centre forwards need. If he stays fit he can be a big player for us again.”