The League Paper

HILL GETTING HIS MEN ON A ROLL

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The LeaguePaper Team
7 February 2021

STAR MAN KAIYNE WOOLERY Tranmere

Match Verdict
KEITH Hill’s Tranmere Rovers made it five league wins in a row as they brushed aside midtable Port Vale.
After a dip in form the Super Whites have hit something of a purple patch since the turn of the year, and have so far gone unbeaten in 2021. Much of their good form since Hill took the job has been down to striker James Vaughan, who fired in another double. Kaiyne Woolery helped himself to the opener, and he has provided key contributions and played a part in the Prenton Park revival.
Jake Taylor provided the only spark for Vale,...

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