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LIAM EYES HAT-TRICK AT ROBINS

LIAM Sercombe raised a few eyebrows when he dropped down to join Cheltenham in the summer – but he doesn’t intend to stay in League Two for long.
By Peter White

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WELL DONE: Liam Sercombe, left, is congratulated on his goal against Southend and, Inset, boss Michael Duff
PICTURE: Ray Lawrence/ TGS Photo

The 30-year-old midfielder made more than 100 appearances for Bristol Rovers in a three-year stay but Covid-19 complications ended his time at the Memorial Stadium and left him looking for a fourth club, following earlier spells at Oxford and Exeter.
Despite having...

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