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BUTLER BIDS TO SERVE UP TREAT

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The LeaguePaper Team
24 March 2019

By Richard Dore

HUNGRY: Doncaster Rovers defender Andy Butler and, inset, celebrating scoring
PICTURE: PSI/ Craig Zadoroznyj and PA Image

DONCASTER Rovers left an indelible impression on a young Andy Butler – and now, firing his hometown club to promotion would mean the world to him.
Grant McCann’s entertaining side are in the thick of League One’s play-off battle, albeit having endured a six-game winless run heading into yesterday’s clash with table-topping Luton.
Steadfast centre-half Butler, at 35, has been a rock in defence and is nearing 40 appearances for...

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