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INSTANT HERO SCULLY TAKES THE PLAUDITS AFTER SINKING MILLERS

By Keith Weir

EXETER CITY 1
ROTHERHAM U 0
DEBUT hero Anthony Scully was saluted by Exeter boss Matt Taylor after his goal saw off Rotherham.
The winger, whose dad Tony had a productive 13-match loan spell with the Grecians in 2005, was only announced as a new signing on the morning of the game, but settled a
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contest Exeter dominated shortly after half-time.
“As debuts go, it doesn’t get much better,” said former Millers boss Taylor.
“A debut goal, a standing ovation and a new song! But he is a profile of player that we were short of, 27 ye...

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