The League Paper

JIMMY HAS GOT US ALL JUMPING

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The LeaguePaper Team
17 September 2017

By Charlie Bennett
LEAGUE ONE

OPINION: George Smith

JIMMY Floyd Hasselbaink has already shown he is the best man to lead Northampton, according to wing-back George Smith.
The Dutchman has made an immediate impact at the Cobblers, winning his first two games in charge by seeing off Doncaster 1-0 last weekend and Portsmouth 3-1 on Tuesday before yesterday’s clash with Southend.
And Smith, frozen out under previous boss Justin Edinburgh, insists the atmosphere has completely changed at the club since former QPR manager Hasselbaink arrived.
The 21-year-old started the first two games o...

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