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JOHN’S FIRED UP TO MAKE MARQ!

Striker eyes Championship return
By John Lyons

Rovers loanee Herbie Kane in action

ROAR DELIGHT: John Marquis celebrates scoring for Doncaster and, left, he nets against Bradford
PICTURES: PSI/Craig Zadoroznyj

TWO and a half years ago, John Marquis was at a footballing crossroads – now the Doncaster Rovers striker is determined to march straight ahead into the Championship.
It was back in the summer of 2016 that the Lewisham-born hitman was released by Millwall after a lengthy association that promised much but ultimately delivered little.
From 2009 to 2016, Marquis made spor...

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