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WE HAVE SQUAD TO COPE – TERRY

LEAGUE TWO

By Charlie Talbot-Smith
HIGH-FLYERS Notts County have a target on their backs according to Terry Hawkridge but the Magpies winger is confident his team are strong enough to cope.
Kevin Nolan’s side came into this weekend sitting top of the pile in League Two – but they have been there before already this season and failed to stay there.
But Hawkridge, a key cog in Lincoln’s promotion to the EFL last season, is adamant his new side are up to the challenge. “We just have to be smart,” said the 27-yearold. “We know teams are going to want to beat ...

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