League Two

Mika is the Man for boss McGreal

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The LeaguePaper Team
29 October 2017

By Jon Waldron

HEAD coach John McGreal admitted his faith in Mikael Mandron had paid dividends after his double secured Colchester victory over Crewe.
Mandron netted twice and Tom Eastman also scored for the U’s to cancel out Jordan Bowery’s first-half opener for travel-shy Alex.
McGreal said: “I thought Mika’s performance as a number nine was excellent.
People have questioned whether he’s the man for us and we really think he is.
“He’s scored two goals and was also involved in the second goal.
“His allround play, his hold up play, his runn...

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