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Cole fires again to leave Uwe beaming

By Ben Reardon

DEVANTE Cole was the toast of Fleetwood Town after his double emphatically downed AFC Wimbledon at Highbury in a performance which delighted his boss Uwe Rosler.
Having notched the winner at Northampton last week, Cole found the net in either half, ensuring the Cod Army made it three wins on the spin in League One, and earned the plaudits from Rosler in the process.
Rosler said: “Devante Cole has had to wait for his chance.
“He came on and used that chance, and in the last two games he has scored three goals.
“He was our match-winner, so well done to him....

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