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PASSIVE TYKES TROUBLE STENDEL

PASSIVE TYKES TROUBLE STENDEL

BLOW: Stendel

DANIEL Stendel accused some of his Barnsley players of being “passive” in their defeat by Wigan, and claimed that a third game in seven days was a bridge too far.
The Barnsley boss saw his side slump to a 2-1 loss that keeps them second from bottom in the League One table on the same points as bottom club Bromley.
“We were so passive in the first half,” Stendel insisted.
“We told the players to be compact, but that does not mean that you don’t press and don’t attack.
“We came back and scored a goal, then had m...

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