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BILLY’S STILL A WHIZZ AS ROVERS GO TOP OF PILE

BILLY’S STILL

More to come from us, says McCann
By Simon Sutcliffe

DONCASTER R 1
Sharp 30

GILLINGHAM 0

STAR MAN
BILLY SHARP Doncaster

GRANT McCANN feels there is still a lot more to come from his Doncaster Rovers side after he saw his team take top spot in the division.
Billy Sharp fired in his fourth goal of the season to help Doncaster to a win over previous league leaders Gillingham.
And while delighted with the overall showing from his side, McCann admitted he is still looking for more of a complete perfor mance from his team.
“I think if we’d have shown a wee bit mo...

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