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WARNOCK BLASTS HIS AWOL HITMEN

By Tom Dean

MILLWALL 1
Hall 31 (og)

MIDDLESBRO’ 0

STAR MAN 

BILLY MITCHELL Millwall

MIDDLESBROUGH manager Neil Warnock was furious with his players following their defeat at Millwall, claiming he’d “never been so disappointed in the strikers”.
Boro went behind in the first half to a Grant Hall owngoal and, although they didn’t concede again for the remainder of the match, they never looked like getting back into it themselves.
Warnock hooked his front three of on-loan Everton winger Yannick Bolasie, Chuba Akpom and Marcus Tavernier at half-...

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