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IAN HOLLOWAY

Forgive me for getting excited here – I’m still trying to get over what happened to Bristol Rovers on an unbelievable final day where they beat Northampton to automatic promotion with a five-goal swing. I’ve never seen anything quite like it. We needed seven goals in the end… and got seven. I mean, how many times does that actually happen?

I remember talking about the Gas and Joey Barton at the start of the season. Rovers had gone down, he was about to start

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