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NANCEKIVELL’S RALLY CRY

NANCEKIVELL’S RALLY

HIGHS AND LOWS: Bali Mumba celebrates his winner and, inset, dejected Rotherham players
PICTURES: Alamy

PLYMOUTH co-caretaker boss Kevin Nancekivell is calling for his side to keep up the good work for the final five games after they picked up a valuable win.
Argyle have been heading towards the trap door following a hapless run under former boss Ian Foster, whose catastrophic reign was brought to an end earlier this week with Argyle only picking up one win in their past 11.
Nancekivell and Neil Dewsnip replaced him in the hotseat this week and got a much-needed win with Bali Mum...

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