WHITE TIGERS' boss, Lee Hodges, was a happy man after seeing his side topple League leaders, Dartford, by three goals to one.
A bright start from his side saw us race into a three-goal lead within the opening 20 minutes at a rain-lashed Treyew Road.
"It was a brilliant result for us," he said. "We've not picked up the results that we wanted from our last two or three League games, but we showed what we are about today.
"We told the lads in the build-up how big this game was and in many ways it was a good way to follow up last weekend's FA Cup tie.
"From the very first minute we were on the front-foot and that is exactly what I wanted to see; to go 3-0 up so early was great and fully deserved with the way that we were playing.
"We knew that they would come at us a bit more after the break but we rolled our sleeves up and kept working hard to keep them at bay whilst still creating chances.
"There were good performances all over the pitch; the boys did their jobs and gave me everything.
"It was a very pleasing three points against a very good side.
"We're where we want to be at the moment; we've set some high standards and are proving hard to beat. We need to be able to maintain this on a consistent basis.
"To have over 500 there to see it in what were terrible weather conditions was superb and hopefully more will start to come to see us so that we can really build on the positivity around the place."