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WE ARE IN REAL NEED OF BREAK, SAYS DOWNTRODDEN CALDWELL

By Simon Martin

EXETER manager Gary Caldwell admits he’s looking forward to an international break after his side’s heavy defeat at Fleetwood.
The visitors conceded three goals in a disastrous first half and never really looked like salvaging anything from a long trip north and left the field to a chorus of boos from the travelling fans.
Caldwell held his hands up and carried the can for his team, who have not tasted victory in League One since mid-September.

FLEETWOOD T 3 EXETER CITY 0

Broom 6, Sarpong-Wiredu 32, Patterson 42
FLEETWOOD: Lynch 8, Rooney 7, Lawal 7, ...

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