Dartford’s Callum Jones deserves even more goals than the 14 he’s already scored this season.

That’s the verdict of assistant manager Roland Edge after Jones bagged a brace either side of half-time to seal a 3-0 victory at Dulwich.

Jones, a brilliant summer signing by boss Ady Pennock, brings so much more to the team than goals – and Edge knows that probably works against him when it comes to personal glory.

“Callum does everything,” stated Edge. “In the 90th minute, he's chasing their full-back all the way down the pitch. Yet again, he's done that all season.

“He probably hasn't got the goals that he's deserved because he works all over the pitch and often he's not in the areas he'd like to be to score the goals.

“But that second goal was a very good finish. We see it week in, week out, in training.

“When he got put in, he had a nice touch and before he struck it I thought it would be a goal – he took it brilliantly into the far corner.

“The header was just a well-worked set piece and Samir Carruthers has got that class at this level. Callum’s got into the box where he wants to be and scored - I'm really happy for him, he deserves it.”

Dartford had led through on-loan Leyton Orient teenage midfielder Hayden Bullas.

It’s something that the management have been working with Bullas on, reacting first to second balls in and around the penalty area.

“We have spoken to him,” said Edge. “He's a young lad with great talent and he's a pleasure to work with.

“We just said, look, there's no reason why you can't arrive on the edge of the box.

“You can link play in the park brilliantly, but in order for you to progress, you've got to add that to your game.

“That was a hell of a finish because that wasn't easy. It’s fallen out of the sky and rather than swing his foot out, he's cultured it and just stroked it into the far corner.”

The goals capped an accomplished team display from Pennock’s well-oiled machine.

The Darts have come unstuck on the road recently but they’ve now won at Bognor and Dulwich in their last two away games.

“For it to be comfortable, we had to really turn up and I thought we were good,” said Edge.

“Dulwich is a hard place to come. We've got very good players that have been there and done it.

“We knew what we were up against. We had to give our best and I thought we did, the whole team performed.

“You’d say if we can all be seven out of 10, we'd be alright. I think they might have been above that and that's not disrespectful to Dulwich.

“We knew what we had to do here and they've all come here, focused, all together, worked hard and won the game.”

Edge conceded a key turning point was when former Darts forward Luke Wanadio saw his early shot come back off the post.

Report: Dulwich 0-3 Dartford

“I'd say for the first 10 minutes, it was the only part of the game I didn't like,” added Edge.

“It was a little bit erratic, and the pitch was a bit lively as they can be at this time of year.

“But they hit the post, a little bit of a wake-up call, and then from that point onwards, I think there was only one winning team to be honest.”