League One

SHERI FREEDOM BOOSTS HIWULA

by
The LeaguePaper Team
15 April 2018

By Dan Barnes

ON THE BURST: Jordy Hiwula is eager to finish the season with a flourish at Fleetwood
PICTURE: PSI/Dennis Goodwin

JORDY Hiwula believes being given a licence to thrill has helped improve his game – at a pivotal time in his career.
Play-off semi-finalists last term, Fleetwood were flirting with relegation until John Sheridan was brought in to replace Uwe Rosler until the end of the season in February.
Heading into this weekend, the Cod Army chief had tasted defeat just once as his side surged to midtable safety.
The current outlook is much sunnier than the days when Fl...

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