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ADAMS’ ANTICS ENRAGE McCALL

By Ash Loveridge

TRIANGLE: From left, Forest Green’s Dan Sweeney, Bradford’s Kurtis Guthrie and Forest Green’s Dominic Bernard battle for the ball
PICTURE: PA Images

STAR MAN LEE NOVAK Bradford City
ANGRY Bradford boss Stuart McCall pointed the finger at Forest Green midfielder Ebou Adams for Paudie O’Connor’s crucial sending off during a feisty four-goal thriller.
Aaron Collins rescued a point for the hosts with a 97th-minute strike as City saw two players sent off. And McCall was left far from happy with the antics of Adams.
“It’s the reacti...

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