"The game wasn't as close as the scoreline suggests as we raced into a three-goal lead before a dubious penalty got Neasden back into the game.
"Dan Rose settled any nerves with his first of the season and we were delighted to come away with the spoils.
"It was a real old-school game, in the mud, on a terrible pitch that was impossible to play football on. So we did what he had to do and deservedly took all three points."