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ROBINS AFTER LATE HEARTBREAK

By Chris King

HOLLOWAY PRAISES INJURY-HIT
ROCHDALE 1
SWINDON TOWN 0
SWINDON TOWN boss Ian Holloway praised his depleted squad’s performance despite defeat at Rochdale.
The under-fire Robins boss, who described himself as a ‘dead man walking’ in the build-up to the game, felt his injury-hit side deserved a share of the spoils only for

Cian Hayes to head the winning goal in the 88th minute. The winner came shortly after the dismissal of Kaelan Majekodun-
Hayes 88
mi’s dismissal for a second bookable offence.
“I thought it was a fantastic perf...

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