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Clough’s so angry after Stags lose to Bantams

By Simon Parker

MANSFIELD Town boss Nigel Clough launched a withering attack on the match officials and the PGMOL after his side were sunk by an Antoni Sarcevic goal at Valley Parade.
Irate Clough fumed: “We had a goal disallowed for, we think, absolutely no reason whatsoever.
“The referee gave the goal, the linesman started running up the touchline then changed his mind and gave a foul.
“The first-choice referee started limping after 10 minutes. He had some treatment and then we continued.
“There were some changes at half-time and no notificattion to e...

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