Championship

‘BELIEF KEY TO SAVING POINT’

by
The LeaguePaper Team
18 December 2022

BLACKPOOL boss Michael Appleton was delighted with his side’s second-half fightback to earn a point at Cardiff.
“They showed the reaction that I wanted in the second half – they were far more aggressive with far more belief,” he said.
“I thought the substitutes were great, so whether that was Ian Poveda coming on at half-time or CJ Hamilton and Jake Beesley coming on later in the game, they made a real impact.
“I was delighted they got at least something of what they deserved because obviously we took a point out of the game but in terms of ...

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