Rob Scott is joint manager at Boston with Paul Hurst

Joint Boston United boss Rob Scott has questioned whether his players have the fight for a promotion push.

The Pilgrims remain fifth in Blue Square Bet North after a 2-0 loss at Worcester, with Danny Glover and Shane Clarke (og) scoring the goals.

And 37-year-old Scott told BBC Lincolnshire: "It's not good enough. Maybe it's too much for them.

"If a promotion push is too much for them at this level, then fine, we'll sort it out."

Worcester won through a first-half penalty from Glover and a late own goal by Clarke.

I've asked the question: 'Do they think they've come as far as they can take us?' Boston United joint manager Rob Scott

Scott was also frustrated Boston could not take advantage when home keeper Dean Coleman was sent off 11 minutes from the end.

"We were second to everything for the entire 90 minutes and if I'm honest there's schoolboys in there compared to men in their dressing room," he said.

"I've asked the question: 'Do they think they've come as far as they can take us?' If so come and see us and we'll be more than happy to move them on if they don't want to be here."

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