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Cotterill sees red as County go on rampage

By Simon Porter

STEVE Cotterill believed his Cheltenham side did not deserve “in a million years” to lose heavily at promotion chasers Notts County.
Manager Cotterill also criticised referee Elliot Bell’s decision to show defender Sam Sherring a straight red card for hacking down County winger Keanan Bennetts nine minutes from the end of a gripping match.
Isaac Hutchinson scored twice in the first half as Cheltenham matched their hosts for three quarters of the game.
Hutchinson swept in Josh Davison’s cutback before County fought back to lead 2-1 through...

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