League Two

Mariners pay the penalty in stalemate

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The LeaguePaper Team
15 October 2017

By Liam Wood

BOTH managers pointed to what might have been after Grimsby and Crawley played out a 0-0 draw at Blundell Park.
Sam Jones missed a penalty for the home side while the Reds went close to nicking it right at the death through winger Enzio Boldewijn.
It remained goalless in Cleethorpes though, as that decisive piece of quality required to snatch victory proved elusive for both throughout.
Crawley boss Harry Kewell said: “Grimsby a tough team – they are very direct.
“They know what they are good at and fair play to them for sticking to it.
“From our point...

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