Championship

JOHNSON SALUTES MAGIC MO

by
The LeaguePaper Team
1 April 2018

LEAGUE TWO
CHELTENHAM manager Gary Johnson insists hotshot striker Mo Eisa has his feet firmly on the ground.
Eisa, 23, has passed the landmark of 20 league goals for the season, becoming only the second every Cheltenham player to do so in the EFL, after Julian Alsop in 2001-02. But Johnson says Eisa is not getting carried away.
The 62-year-old boss said: “He’s just enjoying his football at the moment, which I am pleased about.
“He has not shown any signs of thinking he is going to be moving or worrying about who is in the stands watching him. His game is still very natura...

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