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New boy is Robins’ man of the hour

By Jon Palmer

GARY Johnson hailed the impact of striker Mohamed Eisa after watching him score his fourth goal in three games to seal a first League Two win of the season for Cheltenham Town.
Eisa headed in Kyle Storer’s cross in the 38th minute to sink Crawley Town, who are still waiting for their first points under new boss Harry Kewell.
Former Greenwich Borough frontman Eisa scored on his debut at Morecambe last Saturday and followed it up with a brace, including a spectacular winner in the midweek Carabao Cup win over Oxford United.
He continued his dream start with the winner o...

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