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‘SMASH AND GRAB’ HAS TAYLOR PRAISING A SONNY AFTERNOON

By Mike Rimmer

EXETER CITY 1 SHREWSBURY T 0
MATT Taylor was delighted for match-winner Sonny Cox after he fired Exeter to their first away win since January.
Cox has been struggling with a mystery illness, but he came off the bench to land the decisive blow as the struggling Grecians secured a vital three points on the road. The game looked destined to end goalless when Shrewsbury wing-back Arkell Jude-Boyd hit the post heading into the final 10 minutes. But Cox, who turns 22 today and had been on the pitch just eight minutes, cooly slotted into the bottom corner after being played in by...

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