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Artell wants to see killer insinct from his Mariners

By Ken Cooper

GRIMSBY boss David Artell is pushing for his team to find a killer instinct despite continuing their unbeaten league start with victory over struggling Crawley.
Summer arrival Iwan Morgan’s first Mariners goal – from the penalty spot after Charles Vernam had missed from 12 yards earlier – set the hosts on their way to another win, with skipper Kieran Green scoring for the third straight match to make it two.
Artell said: “I said ‘well done’ to the players because it is never easy to win games of football at this level, but we&#x...

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