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COLLINS’ PROUD MOMENT

LEAGUE TWO
EXETER midfielder Archie Collins says pulling on the captain’s armband was one of his “proudest moments”.
The 20-year-old academy graduate led his side out for the first time in the FA Cup draw at Cambridge.
Collins said: “It was very unexpected with all the experienced players we have got in the team, so for Matty (manager Matt Taylor) to pull me aside and say that I was captain, I was overwhelmed really.
“It is one of my proudest moments, definitely. Leading the boys out was surreal and my family were there to witness it as well.”

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