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’WE’LL USE PAIN TO DRIVE US’

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The LeaguePaper Team
7 January 2018

By Matt Bamsey

SCORER: West Bromwich Albion’s Salomon Rondon on the ball.
PICTURES: Action Images

STAR MAN JAMES McCLEAN West Brom

OVER: West Brom’s Jay Rodriguez celebrates scoring their second

PAUL Tisdale has challenged his side to turn FA Cup disappointment into promotion delight after Exeter City bowed out of the competition.
The Grecians gifted West Brom two first-half goals before staging a rousing fightback in the second half.
But they were not able to find a route back into the game after strikes from Salomon Rondon and Jay Rodriguez had given them a mountain t...

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