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FERGIE TIME SO CRUCIAL FOR JOHN

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The LeaguePaper Team
16 April 2017

By Chris Dunlavy
JOHN Marquis knew Darren Ferguson would lead Doncaster to glory from the moment he sat down to sign for the club last June.
Victory over Mansfield last Saturday ensured an immediate return to League One for Rovers, with Marquis capping a dream weekend by collecting the League Two Player of the Season award just 24 hours later.
But the 24-year-old, scorer of 26 goals this term, says it is all thanks to the man in the dugout, who has now added a fourth promotion to his glittering CV.
“I still remember my first meeting with Darren,” said Marquis, who spent seven lo...

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