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Bristol Rovers v Peterborough United: Boss Inigo Calderon makes case for defence

Bristol Rovers boss Inigo Calderon has urged his team to tighten up defensively against Peterborough United following back-to-back defeats on the road.

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The LeaguePaper Team
2 February 2025

By John Lyons

MESSAGE: Bristol Rovers boss Inigo Calderon

Bristol Rovers v Peterborough United
Bristol Rovers boss Inigo Calderon has urged his team to tighten up defensively against Peterborough United following back-to-back defeats on the road.
Two-nil reverses at Wigan Athletic and Charlton Athletic halted the momentum of successive league wins under Spaniard Calderon, who took the reins in late December.
It meant the Gas lay 19th in the table ahead of the weekend’s games and are desperate for points.
“We have to defend better because if I remember all the goals we conceded, we have to...

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