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HOOLE FIGHTS ILLNESS TO GET OFF THE MARK

Barton: I’ll remember this for years
By Richard Latham

BRIS TOL ROVERS 1

EXETER CITY 1
Hoole 10
Brown 24

STAR MAN

JEVANI BROWN Exeter

EYES DOWN: Exeter City’s Jake Caprice crosses the ball
PICTURE: PSI/Nick Phipps

Star Game
JOEY BARTON hailed a sellout crowd as “a day he will never forget” as Bristol Rovers were held to a evenly fought stalemate by Exeter City.
The Rovers boss talked excitedly about the club’s fan base when first taking the job, but has had to overcome plenty of trials and tribulations to see the ground full.
And despite seei...

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