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CHAMP IS SET TO MISS MO MAGIC

MO BLOW: Norwich need to cope without the goals of Mo Toure
PICTURE: Alamy

MO Toure’s injury is a devastating blow, not just for Norwich but for anyone watching Championship football.
The 22-year-old striker has been a revelation since joining the Canaries from Danish side Randers in February, scoring 14 goals in just 18 Championship games.
Last weekend’s goal against Bolton - just a few minutes before a shoulder injury put him out for the rest of the calendar year - showcased everything that makes the Australian international so exciting, with an incisive burst of ...

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