Stevenage manager Graham Westley has paid tribute to Ronnie Henry after he reached an appearence milestone at the weekend. Right-back Henry completed his 250th game for the club in Saturday's goalless draw with Torquay and Westley has praised his tremendous service. "I've had the pleasure of managing him in both of my reigns here. I was obviously the manager who brought him to the club. He has been a marvellous servant," he said to the Stevenage Comet. "The first captain to lift the FA Trophy at Wembley are among his numerous achievements over his 250 games. "He's helped the club from where it was all the way into the Football League. He's a tremendous player and it's a wonderful achievement, it's a credit to his fitness levels and his commitment as a professional."
Source: PA
Source: PA