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RAYNOR TO GIVE IT HIS ALL TO SEE OFF CANCER

LEAGUE TWO By Matt Badcock

BACKING: Bristol Rovers assistant Paul Raynor

BRISTOL Rovers assistant manager Paul Raynor has thanked the wider football family for their support after revealing he has bowel cancer.
The 60-year-old, who has served as boss Steve Evans’ number two for nearly 20 years, is set to undergo chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatment.
Raynor plans to have as much input with the Gas as his health allows.
And while he admits it’s a long road ahead, he has been touched by the well-wishes after Evans recently disclosed his trusty sidekick had a health ...

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