By Jon Palmer
CHELTENHAM assistant manager Russell Milton claims his troops can’t afford to feel sorry for themselves after they lost their first game since Gary Johnson’s heart surgery.
Boss Johnson is recovering from the surgery he underwent this week, meaning Milton is standing in for the forseeable future.
Cambridge’s Medy Elito notched the only goal in the second minute against his old loan club but with eight games left to maintain their seven-point advantage over the bottom two, Milton is looking ahead.
“I said to the players I am not going to mope around, or ...