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‘WE FOUGHT TO THE END’

‘WE FOUGHT

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MARK McGUINNESS Luton

RELIEF: Luton celebrate Mark McGuinness’ winner
PICTURES: Focus Images

TIM Walter, who saw his Hull City side make it eight games without a victory, was understandably frustrated, with the pressure from the fans building day by day.
The Tigers have now dropped into the relegation zone after a bright opening to the season.
Walter said: “It’s the same, a replay from the other games that we played the last seven weeks, but at the end, they took one set-piece to score and we didn’t.
“We weren’t able to score and ...

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