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HAPPY HARRIS AFTER APPERE ROCKS ROBINS AT THE ABBEY

By Matt Ramsay

CAMBRIDGE UTD 1
Appéré 59

CHELTENHAM T 0

APPY DAYS: Cambridge debutant Louis Appere, left, celebrates after grabbing his goal
PICTURES: MI News & Sport

NEIL HARRIS was pleased to see the positives of wholesale changes implemented in pre-season, after Cambridge begun life back in League Two with three points.
The U’s suffered relegation, after a torrid campaign last season, but showed early signs of encouragement with a hard-fought victory over Cheltenham.
Harris was made to wait almost an hour to see his side make their breakthrough, desp...

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