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WE WERE BULLIED, ADMITS CITY CHIEF CLEMENT
NORWICH boss Philippe Clement, whose side have lost their first two league fixtures, admitted they were second best in their comprehemsive defeat at Millwall. He said: “In the first half we were bullied. “We didn’t win duels, second balls – also, when they pressed us, we were not brave enough...
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SECOND-HALF ‘BELIEF’ PAYS OFF AS BALDWIN DISPATCHES OWLS
By Nick Johnson SHEFFIELD W 0 BRADFORD C 1 Baldwin 47 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY: Lumley 7, Valery 6, Otegbayo 6 (Santos BRADFORD: McCracken 7, Pennington 7, Baldwin 9, Gillesphey 81, 6) Cooper 7 (Swinkels 68, 6), M Lowe 7, Bannan 7, Mitchell 7, Neufville 7, Sarcevic 7, Connolly 7 (Cartwright 90+3),...
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PENALTY SEES DALE SUFFER DEVILISH DAY
By Andy Burns ROCHDALE 1 Ebanks-Landell 54 CRAWLEY TOWN 2 Aderoju 8, Watson 72 CRAWLEY TOWN boss Colin Kazim Richards praised his side’s discipline, following Louie Watson’s late penalty to seal victory over Rochdale. After finishing with nine players against Crewe in their opening league match, Kazim-Richards ex-plained he did...
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ERRORS PROVED COSTLY – HECK
BLOW: Heckingbottom PAUL Heckingbottom felt that Preston fell just short as they made several errors that proved crucial against a Wolves team that was only recently relegated from the Premier League. The Preston manager said: “We knew we’d have to get everything 100 per cent right to beat them. “Their...





