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COLLINS MAKING HIS MARK

LEAGUE TWO
LEE Collins is thrilled to have added goals to his game since returning to the Forest Green side this month. He scored his second in three appearances against Newport in midweek.
The 29-year-old defender endured a spell out with illness at the end of February, but scored a late equaliser in the 3-3 draw at Rodney Parade.
“I lost my place when I was ill and the boys did well, so I can’t be knocking on the gaffer’s door when the boys are doing well,” said Collins.
“I’ve got to be grateful for when I do get on the pitch and try to do something abo...

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