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REICE IS LOOKING TO BOSS FLITCROFT

by
The LeaguePaper Team
15 October 2017

SWINDON goalkeeper Reice Charles-Cook knows his side must cut out the sloppy goals they’re conceding but is convinced David Flitcroft’s magic touch will lead the Robins to promotion.
Swindon were relegated from League One last season and have had a mixed start to life in the fourth tier.
Boss Flitcroft has already been promoted from the division with Bury in 2015 and Charles- Cook believes the Robins could not have a better person at the helm.
But the 23-year-old stopper admits that, to be in promotion contention, Swindon must tighten up and find some consistency.
“We need...

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