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HAMILTON’S TWO GOOD FOR ROBINS

Critchley celebrates first competitive win

By Matt Wright

OH YES! Blackpool fans celebrate in the stands after CJ Hamilton’s first goal

Star Game
NEIL Critchley was delighted to be able to share his first competitive win in charge of Blackpool with the club’s supporters, who witnessed their side’s victory over Swindon.
The match at Bloomfield Road was one of seven across the EFL to take part in a pilot scheme to reintroduce spectators at sporting events.
The lucky ‘few’ were able to see the Seasiders get off the mark for the new season, both in terms of p...

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