The League Paper

FERGIE TIME TO DONNY’S RESCUE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
5 November 2017

By Charles Webster

HOUGHTON HEARS A WHO: Doncaster celebrate Houghton’s goal, their fourth of the afternoon
PICTURES: Tony Fowles

STAR MAN
JAMES COPPINGER Doncaster
DONCASTER blasted six goals to send Ebbsfleet United crashing out of the FA Cup – and even though the National League side had taken a two-goal first-half lead Rovers boss Darren Ferguson is adamant he was never worried.
Rovers scored two goals in time added on at the end of the first half – Fergie time if you will – to pull themselves back into the game after going behind to goals from Danny Kedwel...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Football League Newsletter Today!

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in The League Paper

The EFL’s most wanted on deadline day as there’s still yet time to pick up a bargain

EFL clubs are scouring the Premier League for last-minute bargains, with Luke Chambers, Anis Mehmeti and Harry Amass among those who could still make a deadline-day move – including former top flight legend Jamie Vardy.
Richard Keogh: Walsall are gelling just nicely

Wily Richard Keogh admits new-look Walsall’s cohesion has formed faster than expected – and he reckons it will only get better.
PATERSON CALLS ON SMYTH TO KEEP GROUNDED AFTER BRACE

By James Shield MARTIN Paterson predicted Luka Smyth is set for a bright future in England providing he does not get carried away by his impact after he spearheaded Notts County’s comeback over Burton. Signed from VPS in Finland, the substitute paid back a chunk of his undisclosed fee with...
POSH ARE FIVE ALIVE TO STING SAD HORNETS

CARABAO CUP ROUND-UP By Harry Bennett REIGN SUPREME: Bradford City saw off Burnley PICTURE: Alamy FROM high-scoring games to tense penalty shootouts, this week’s Carabao Cup second round ties had everything in store – and it was five-star Peterborough United who stole the show. Despite fielding a number of fringe...