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  VIT – SWANS WERE RUSTY

  SWANSEA boss Vitor Matos thought his side looked rusty after their goalless draw with Sheffield United. The Swans struggled to create clear opportunities and were unable to produce the attacking fluency that had been evident in their opening victory over Birmingham. And Matos reflected on his side’s profligacy one week...

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  A POINT IS NOT ENOUGH – JACK

  By Andrew Hogg COOL CAL: Luton Town’s Callum Marshall, right, celebrates his leveller PICTURES: Dan Westwell LUTON boss Jack Wilshere was pleased that his players were disappointed to only claim a point from their draw with Notts County. The Hatters had led through Nahki Wells’ 42nd-minute penalty, but then found...

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  BONIS SO LEE-THAL AS SPIREITES SINK THE AMMIES ON THE ROAD

  By Edward Hayton DANNY Webb was back in buoyant mood after Chesterfield grabbed an away win at Salford. Lee Bonis’ early goal secured the points and the Spireites assistant-boss said: “After the first game of the season [defeat against Fleetwood] we felt very low, but I think it was good...

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  Ty, Dom and Con can hit the heights

  Guy Branston FORMER EFL DEFENDER, FOOTBALL CONSULTANT & AGENT THIS time last year I tipped Bobby Clark and Will Lankshear to have breakout seasons in the Championship. Clark was nominated for Young Player of the Season after a brilliant year at Derby, whilst Lankshear scored 11 goals on loan at...