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Wright is still up for fight after horror miss

By Chris Spittles
LEAGUE TWO
CHELTENHAM striker Danny Wright punched a hole in the away dugout after his horror miss cost the dominant Robins two points.
The visitors were forced to settle for a draw after wasting several outstanding chances, with the best falling to Wright in the first half.
But with virtually an open goal to aim at from inside the six-yard box, the centre-forward side-footed the ball wide of goal.
He was quickly substituted by boss Gary Johnson to spare him further embarrassment, but then showed rather better aim as he took his frustrations out on a plastic window.
Johnso...

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