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WE HAVE TALENT TO STAY UP, SAYS BROWN

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The LeaguePaper Team
11 April 2021

By Chris Dunlavy

RETURNING Southend United boss Phil Brown has urged his side to “unleash the beast” in a lastditch bid to dodge relegation from the EFL.
Brown, 61, spent five years in charge at Roots Hall and won promotion to League One before being sacked in January 2018.
Since then, the hard-up Shrimpers have suffered a severe dip in fortune and began the weekend 23rd in League Two, five points from safety with just six games to play.
“When you’re in the position we are, you’re inheriting a problem,” said the former Hull and Preston boss, whose pr...

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