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IT’S NOT ALL ROVER YET, VOWS BORO BOSS DAY

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By Jon Couch
FARNBORO’ v
BARTON RVRS
IT’S being billed as the classic David versus Goliath clash in the Southern League, but Spencer Day has warned his high-profile Farnborough side won’t be taking minnows Barton Rovers lightly at Cherrywood Road tomorrow afternoon.
Day’s men racked up 90 points and over 100 goals in their first season back at Step 4 after being relegated from Ryman Premier last season for financial irregularities.
In contrast, Jimmy Gray’s Barton Rovers have enjoyed a record season with their third place ranking as the highest ever league fini...

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