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MOORE GOOD POINTS THAN BAD FOR MICK

By Chris Chadburn

BLACKPOOL 0

CARDIFF C 2
Bacuna 52, Moore 86

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SEAN MORRISON Cardiff

C ARDIFF boss Mick Mc-Carthy said he had no cause for complaint after two second-half strikes secured a win at newly-promoted Blackpool – and the Bluebirds’ first three points of the new campaign.
The visitors – who had been held 1-1 at home by Barnsley in their opening clash of the season – were on top from the off, with Aden Flint, Ryan Giles and James Collins all going close in a frantic first half at Bloomfield Road.
Any fears that Cardiff were to rue their...

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