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ROBINS CONQUER COD ARMY

by
The LeaguePaper Team
21 March 2021

STAR MAN
SCOTT TWINE Swindon Town

“To be honest I was disappointed we only went in at half-time one up.
“I thought we’d been comfortable since scoring early, and in the end we probably should have won by three or four.
“Scott (Twine) has been great, too. He’s showed us again just what he’s all about.”
Swindon struck after five minutes when Twine met Matty Palmer’s through-ball, before turning neatly and firing home from 12 yards.
Fleetwood almost replied within minutes when skipper Callum Connolly headed Dan Batty’s...

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