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WARNOCK IN A RAGE AT ‘WEAK’ BOND

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The LeaguePaper Team
24 December 2017

By Ben Reardon

MAD MEN: Gary Madine, inset, put Bolton ahead before Josh Vela made sure of the victory
PICTURE: Action Images

CARDIFF boss Neil Warnock was left fuming with referee Darren Bond after his penalty decision against Sol Bamba stalled his side’s promotion push. Late goals in the second half – Gary Madine scoring from the spot, and Josh Vela’s effort – earned the struggling Wanderers a much-needed win in their battle against relegation. Phil Parkinson’s men are now just a point from safety. But Warnock was fuming when, after 75 minutes that l...

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