National League

ROVERS ARE ROLLING!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2017

By Richard Garnett
TRANMERE ROVERS 3
Jennings 35, Cook 79, 82
TORQUAY UNITED 0

COOKING UP GAS: Andy Cook fires in Tranmere’s second goal and celebrates, inset
PICTURE: ShutterPress

TRANMERE’S resurrection continues apace as Micky Mellon acknowledged that his players had to put a real shift in to see off Torquay at Prenton Park.
Connor Jennings gave Rovers a first-half lead before a late brace from Andy Cook produced a comfortable looking home win, on paper at least.
Victory moves the pre-season favourites up to ninth, now just four points shy of the play-off positions, but...

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