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Evo: Let’s give them ‘sporting nastiness’!

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The LeaguePaper Team
7 January 2018

By James Candy

STAR MAN ALEX MACDONALD Mansfield

MANSFIELD manager Steve Evans has promised Cardiff a ferocious atmosphere awaits in their FA Cup third round replay.
The Stags are in the hat for the fourth-round draw thanks to some heroics from goalkeeper Conrad Logan as Evans’ troops held the Bluebirds to a goalless draw.
It could have been even better for the League Two side had Alex MacDonald and Paul Anderson converted their chances to seal a famous victory at a near-empty Cardiff City Stadium.
“I think the people of Mansfield and the supporters will turn out in big nu...

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