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COLEMAN: I’LL NEED TO ADD

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 May 2018

By Claire Gould

ACCRINGTON Stanley boss John Coleman feels he may need to strengthen his side for next season after the League Two champions were soundly beaten by Swindon.
Goals from Marc Richards, Keshi Anderson and Paul Mullin were enough to see off a Stanley side that had surpassed all expectations this term.
Coleman said: “We’ve got lots of players on two-year contracts, so we won’t need a big overhaul but we will need to bring four or five players in.
“We’re missing a bit of quality and have a small squad but I couldn’t be more proud of what the ...

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