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HARRY’S SO HAPPY AND IT’S GREAT BRITT AS ROVERS GO

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The Football League Paper Team
14 May 2017

THE CHAMPIONSHIP’S WINNERS AND LOSERS

By John Lyons

WHILE Blackburn Rovers mourned dropping into League One last Sunday, it was pure joy for Harry Redknapp’s Birmingham City and Britt Assombalonga-inspired Nottingham Forest.
The trio went into the final day knowing one of them would join Rotherham and Wigan in suffering relegation to the third tier – and it turned into quite a nail-biter.
Blackburn started the day third bottom, but – temporarily at least – climbed out of the drop zone with a stunning start at Brentford.
Charlie Mulgrew curled home a magnific...

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