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STIRK COOL AT SPIREITE TALK

Ryan ignores the ‘noise’
By Dave Flett

CHESTERFIELD midfielder Ryan Stirk is paying short shrift to bookmakers’ odds that suggest the quest to finish League Two champions is already a two-horse race.
The Spireites and MK Dons are short-priced favourites to gain promotion this term with the rest of the field ranked as unfancied outsiders for the title.
But, despite last season’s beaten play-off semi-finalists winning four of their opening five fixtures to sit second in the early standings prior to this weekend, Stirk has good reason for taking nothing for...

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