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Big Robbie a concern for Cotterill despite win

By Alan Frift

STEVE Cotterill hailed the impact of big defender Robbie Cundy after Cheltenham kept Newport firmly in the fight against relegation.
George Miller’s 82nd minute sealed the points, leaving Newport one point clear of the drop zone with two games to play.
Cheltenham lost Cundy to a foot injury in the first half and boss Cotterill said he was immediately missed,
“Robbie has gone for an X-ray and it doesn’t look good, so I am bit disappointed with that,” he said,
“When I came in, Robbie looked down. He is a deep kid, but a smart cookie, ...

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