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TEAM SPIRIT CAN TAKE THEM FAR

by
The LeaguePaper Team
28 October 2018

Match Verdict
BLACKBURN might not have won, but they showed they have a spirit in the team that could make them promotion contenders. This was a resolute, brave performance.
They not only overcame a succession of injuries before and during the match – including the awful one to David Raya – they took on one of the best sides in the league and matched them.
Manager Tony Mowbray has put together a team of tremendous belief, one that does not know when it’s beaten, whether that’s by fate or by the opposition. It will take Rovers far in a league in which it is impossible...

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