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ELLIS IS HUNGRY TO SOAR HIGH AT ROBINS

LEAGUE TWO
By Bradley West

PATIENT: Ellis Chapman

HAVING been made to wait, Ellis Chapman is revelling in getting League action under his belt with Cheltenham Town.
The 19-year-old midfielder came on as a substitute in the 2-1 home victory against Forest Green at the end of October, but was in from the beginning of last weekend’s win by the same score at Carlisle.
Chapman was signed from League One side Lincoln City in October but has had to be patient in recent months.
The suspension of sport as a result of coronavirus and talks stalling over a new deal at Sincil Bank played t...

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