The League Paper

ROBERTS ‘PROUD’ TO STAY A SADDLER

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The LeaguePaper Team
25 February 2018

By Luke Baker

DEAL: Liam Roberts

LEAGUE ONE
LIAM Roberts’ rollercoaster year has culminated in a new contract at Walsall – and the goalkeeper says that having the club’s backing means he is now more confident than ever.
Roberts, 23, has established himself as the Saddlers’ No.1 in recent weeks and has thrived in the role – keeping two clean sheets in the first four games of February.
He has signed a deal to remain at the Banks’s Stadium until 2020 and, after being at the club for the best part of a decade, the former academy product is excited to conti...

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