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Cheltenham manager Mark Yates will rest some of his players at Plymouth next weekend as they prepare for the play-offs.
Last Updated: 30/04/12 at 16:35
Robins: Players to be rested
The Robins secured their place in the top seven with a 3-1 win over Bradford on Saturday.
"We can work with a smile on our faces this week and I will definitely be making changes next weekend," said Yates.
"Hopefully we will take a big crowd down to Plymouth and I'm sure there will be a bumper crowd.
"One or two deserve a chance and a few need a rest too. It will do us the world of good knowing we have secured it."
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