Connect with us

The League Paper

It could have been more – Robins

It could have been more – Robins

By Neil Goulding

DELIGHTED Stoke City boss Mark Robins saluted his on-song side, but admitted they could have been more clinical after putting basement side Preston North End to the sword.
Goals from Ben Wilmot and Jack McGlynn did the damage as the Potters claimed a seventh victory in their past ten league games to continue their deserved charge up the table.
“We’ve got to be happy with the performance overall, we’ve got to be happy with the result,” said Robins after a third clean sheet on the bounce.
“But it would have been more if we had been ...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

SUBSCRIBE

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related Topics

Add us as a Preferred Source on Google

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Football League Newsletter Today!
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

Free bets

Best Betting Sites at Betinireland.ienew-UK-football-betting-sites-banner

Online Casinos

More in The League Paper

  • SHOW POMPEY VISION – MARK SHOW POMPEY VISION – MARK

    SHOW POMPEY VISION – MARK

    By Tom Blackett UP FOR IT: Mark Hateley in action for England against the Netherlands at Euro 88 and, right, with his Portsmouth teammate Alan Biley PICTURE: Alamy Former Walt Disney chief executive Michael Eisner completed his takeover of then-League One Pompey in 2017 and they have since made steady...

  • Patient Stefan is making most of his EFL shot Patient Stefan is making most of his EFL shot

    Patient Stefan is making most of his EFL shot

    By Dave Flett IMPRESSIVE: Stefan Mols, left, has settled in superbly at Accrington Stanley PICTURE: Alamy STEFAN Mols has no preference whether he contributes more goals or assists – as long as his combined numbers help keep propelling Accrington Stanley up the League Two table. The Spanish midfielder has been...

  • HOTEL STAY WILL HELP HORNETS – KYPRIANOU HOTEL STAY WILL HELP HORNETS – KYPRIANOU

    HOTEL STAY WILL HELP HORNETS – KYPRIANOU

    NEWS ROUND-UP By Tom Blackett NO COMPLAINTS: Watford midfielder Hector Kyprianou HECTOR Kyprianou believes Watford’s unorthodox team bonding sessions will ultimately pay dividends. The Sun reported that players were “livid” after being “forced” to spend two nights at a facility near the Championship club’s training ground. Hornets owner Gino Pozzo...

  • GRAY HAS BELIEF IN BLUES BROTHERS… GRAY HAS BELIEF IN BLUES BROTHERS…

    GRAY HAS BELIEF IN BLUES BROTHERS…

    By Tom Blackett Chris Davies’ men have made an impressive start to the campaign and yesterday’s impressive 3-1 victory at Lincoln, spearheaded by August Priske’s double, underlined their promotion credentials. The Blues are unbeaten at St Andrew’s – and have already won four times on their travels. Winger Gray, in...