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WILL EYES NEW DEAL AT ROBINS

LEAGUE TWO
HIS future may not be set in stone but Will Boyle would love to remain with Cheltenham past the end of the season.
The 22-year-old defender, who arrived at Whaddon Road from Huddersfield in January 2017, is out of contract at the conclusion of the current campaign but says he would jump at the chance to extend his deal.
“There has been no contact yet, so I will wait and see, but I’d be more than happy to stay,” said Boyle.
“I am settled, I love the place, and the lads are the best set I’ve played with. “I have to focus on (the remaining games t...

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