An Autumn of Promise, Now Ditch the Winter of Discontent
Gloucestershire Echo, The › October 10, 2011
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CHELTENHAM TOWN 2 DAGENHAM AND REDBRIDGE 1 CHELTENHAM Town have made a better start than they did last season and it is becoming increasingly probable they are capable of following through early promise this time. Their fourth win in six home league games took them back into the top seven and while Mark Yates will ensure everyone remains grounded, many of the factors that contributed to the second half capitulation last year appear to have been eradicated. Last season's squad had plenty of talent, but it was lacking tenacity, experience and depth.
Yates' summer recruitment drive has given him enough options to cause a constant selection headache in every position and there is added bite and know-how to support the flair and blossoming young talent.See the full content of this document
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An Autumn of Promise, Now Ditch the Winter of Discontent
After two convincing 3-1 away victories in a week, Yates made the bold decision to stick with one out-and-out striker at home against Dagenham and Redbridge, with Jimmy Spencer keeping Darryl Duffy and Jeff Goulding on the bench.
But with Russ Penn buzzing around in an advanced midfield role and Josh Low and Kaid Mohamed given free rein in the wide positions, it is by no means...See the full content of this document
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