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BORO’S BIG DAY ARRIVES AT LAST!

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RELIEVED Spencer Day says winning promotion with Farnborough is reward for surviving a nightmare two years both on and off the pitch.
Day led his side to a 2-0 victory over Barton Rovers in the Southern Central play-off final on Monday thanks to clinical strikes in each half from in-form strike pair Jamie Cureton and Perry Coles.
A crowd of almost 1,100 were in attendance to set up a carnival atmosphere at Cherrywood Road – a far cry from 12 months ago when the club were relegated from the Ryman Premier Division for financial irregularities, narrowly missing a double drop to Ste...

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