League Two

RICOH ROAR MIGHT JUST BE RETURNING

by
The LeaguePaper Team
24 September 2017

Match Verdict
IF EXETER City are the benchmark, Coventry look well set to end 50 years of hurt.
The Sky Blues haven’t finished in the top six of any division since 1966/7 but they look a fair League Two promotion bet under Mark Robins.
They were clearly the better side even in an uninspiring first half and in winger Jodi Jones they have a player capable of unlocking defences at this level.
They were also solid enough at the back to completely snuff out Paul Tisdale’s below-par side.
The Grecians boss was refreshingly honest afterwards but knows his side must perform better to ma...

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