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Grecians show that there’s no hangover

By Matt Bamsey

STAR MAN TROY BROWN Exeter City
PAUL Tisdale hailed his side’s mean streak as Exeter dismissed fears of a play-off hangover thanks to Reuben Reid’s early goal.
The Grecians stormed into the play-offs last season, having been bottom in November only to see their promotion dreams go up in smoke following defeat by Blackpool at Wembley. But Exeter suggested they will be a force once again after a slick firsthalf attacking display was followed by a gritty defensive performance after the break.
Exeter chief Tisdale said: “The three points come first and the pe...

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