The Lambs boss was highly critical of his players for their showing against Helston, not just in terms of their performance, but their professionalism as well in declaring themselves fit for selection before the game and then claiming they were injured afterwards.
The defeat was all the more disappointing as things had looked positive following their superb win against Horndean in the FA Trophy last weekend, but Tavi have an ideal chance to get their league campaign back on track tomorrow when they face Thatcham Town at Langsford Park.
"We had to tell a few home truths after the game on Tuesday that it is all well and good taking the accolades when you are doing well and had some positive results, particularly in the Trophy," Henderson said. "But when you produce performances like that, then you have to be able to take criticism - and take it in the right manner and address performances.
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