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BRAY OUT TO PLAY PART IN FGR BID

By Charlie Peat
LEAGUE TWO
ALEX Bray jumped at the chance to join Forest Green on loan and is eyeing valuable game-time at the New Lawn.
The 22-year-old midfielder has joined from League One outfit Rotherham until the end of the season, having run out just four times for the Millers this campaign.
Forest Green are in a fight to preserve their EFL status but that hasn’t deterred Bray from joining the club.
“It’s another challenge in my career and it’s really positive for me,” he said. “I’ll hopefully get gametime.
That’s what I want and to keep...

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