Freddy Willcox has been a constant presence in Cheltenham Town's squad during their promising opening to the League Two season. The 20-year-old midfielder has featured in all six of the Robins' league games so far, making one start and five substitute appearances for a total of 170 minutes on the pitch.
Willcox was last in action for 20 minutes during Cheltenham's 3-1 away victory at Crawley Town on September 12. That result helped maintain the club's strong early position, with Cheltenham sitting fourth in League Two on 11 points after six matches. Their recent form shows two wins, two draws and one defeat from the last five outings.
Loan spell at Hereford
His involvement this term follows a productive loan spell last season at National League North side Hereford. Willcox made 21 league appearances for the Bulls and scored one goal before returning to his parent club in July. He also made six appearances for Cheltenham last season, bringing his combined total for the campaign to 27 games.
The young midfielder has picked up one yellow card during the current League Two season. His consistent availability provides manager Darrell Clarke with a reliable option in the middle of the park as the squad handles a busy schedule.
Cheltenham's next fixture is an away trip to face Colchester United on September 19. Fans can check the full upcoming schedule on the club's fixtures page and view the latest standings to track the promotion race.
