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TROTTERS GET CRAMPED

STEVEN SCHUMACHER admitted changes to his line-up saw his side become “ragged” in defeat to Bristol City.
The Trotters boss had already made eight changes from his team’s previous 5-1 mauling by Middlesbrough, in a move which was justified when Josh Sheehan and Sam Dalby’s efforts chalked off Dom Ballard’s opener for the Robins.
Further changes, this time forced, arrived late on with the late withdrawals of defenders Chris Forino and Ben Davies through cramp.
Their removals coincided with Bristol super-subs Sam Bell and Scott Twine’s dramati...

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