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‘GUNG-HO’ ROVERS NEED TO MIND GAP

By Mike Hill

OPENING SHOT: Coventry’s Jordan Shipley celebrates scoring their first
PICTURE: PA Images

BRISTOL ROVERS manager Graham Coughlan has said he has to shoulder the blame for his side’s away defeat to Coventry City for being “too gung-ho”.
Goals from Jordan Shipley and Gervane Kastaneer were enough to give Coventry City three points.
Goughlan said: “I have to question myself if we’re too gung-ho away from home. We are a little bit too expansive which leaves us vulnerable – I’ll be taking a long look in the mirror tonight.
“I&...

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