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Work ethic of strikers was vital, says Artell

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The LeaguePaper Team
27 September 2020

By Ryan Nichols

DAVE Artell praised the tireless work of his frontmen for laying the foundations for Crewe’s first win of the season.
Summer signing Mikael Mandron set the Railwaymen on their way with a fine header, but it was the former Gills striker’s work rate that impressed boss Artell along with similar endeavours from Owen Dale and Charlie Kirk as well as midfielder Oliver Finney, who also netted.
Crewe’s Artell said: “The work rate and the decision-making of our front four players, when we were out of possession, was outstanding.
“They made it easy fo...

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