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SKIP BAILEY HAS TASTE FOR GOAL

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The LeaguePaper Team
7 September 2025

By Dave Flett

FOR so long the first name on Doncaster Rovers’ team-sheet, even Owen Bailey has admitted a little shock at becoming the most common on the scoresheet this season, too.
The 26-year-old midfielder’s significance to Rovers has never been in doubt with boss Grant McCann having selected Bailey from the start of every league game since his arrival from Gateshead in the summer of 2023.
Then, having donned the armband for most of last term’s League Two title-winning campaign, the ex-Newcastle United under-23s skipper assumed captaincy duties at Donny on a...

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