League One

SADLIER SEALS VICTORY BUT MOORE KEEPS LID ON HOPES

by
The LeaguePaper Team
22 September 2019

First-half goals see Rovers halt Posh

Star Game
By Liam Hoden

JUMPING FOR JOY: Doncaster midfielder Kieran Sadlier celebrates making it 2-0, shown inset

HIS team may have enjoyed a superb start to the season, but Doncaster Rovers boss Darren Moore is in no mood to make predictions about where they might finish this season.
A win over an in-form Posh saw Rovers bounce back from a first league defeat of the campaign in some style, with firsthalf goals from James Coppinger and Kieran Sadlier sending them on their way.
Despite being appointed with a mandate of challenging for a top six fi...

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