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LOWE HAPPY TO PICK UP A POINT

By James Findlater

TUSSLE: Grimsby’s Harry Clifton and Bury’s Jordan Rossiter Inset: Bury keeper Joe Murphy saves
PICTURE: PSI/Ian Lyall

STAR MAN JAMES McKEOWN Grimsby
BURY boss Ryan Lowe insisted he was satisfied with his side’s draw at Grimsby, despite losing ground in the title race.
The Shakers continued their unbeaten run in 2019, but had to settle for a goalless draw at Blundell Park as the hosts defended well throughout.
Both sides had their chances in an entertaining game, with the visitors proving to be the more threatening as the game wore on.
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