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CUE THE BOOS: Hull City’s Jarrod Bowen celebrates scoring their third goal against Ipswich
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DO PLAYERS feel the heat when a manager is taking pelters from supporters? Mick McCarthy clearly thinks so.
After his Ipswich side were battered 3-0 by Hull at a seething Portman Road, the unpopular Yorkshireman took the rare step of apologising to his squad.
“I said sorry to my players because it’s my presence that probably created that atmosphere,” said McCarthy. “It was difficult for them.”
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