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TOAST TO DACK THE WORKER

LEAGUE ONE

MIDFIELDER Bradley Dack has drawn praise from Rovers boss Tony Mowbray after scoring nine goals in the first half of the campaign.
The 23-year-old still has room to improve, though, according to his manager, with Mowbray backing Dack to make further advances because of his impressive work-rate.
He said: “He’s contributing to winning matches and is working so hard, which is an important thing with me for Bradley.
“He’ll get the rewards, as we all will, if he carries this on and continues to influence games. The main attribute is he continues to fight for th...

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