Championship

CHILEAN KEEPER ON WAY OUT OF ROBINS

by
The LeaguePaper Team
14 January 2018

LEAGUE TWO
By Charlie Peat

EXIT: Lawrence Vigouroux

LAWRENCE Vigouroux may have played his final game for Swindon after revealing he wanted to leave the club, according to manager David Flitcroft.
The 24-year-old goalkeeper was dropped from the matchday squad on New Year’s Day against Barnet following a disciplinary issue.
Flitcroft revealed he had punished Vigouroux and James Brophy after the pair went on a night out in Swindon in the aftermath of the team’s home win over Notts County two days before the Barnet clash.
This prompted the stopper to post on Facebook that he was...

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