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ADAMS IRKED BY BANTAMS’ LACK OF BITE

Saddlers stand firm to grind out draw
By Thomas Sage

BRADFORD CITY 1
Watt 14

WALSALL 1
Earing 42

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JACK EARING Walsall

POINT MADE: Walsall’s Jack Earing, second left, celebrates his goal
PICTURE: Alamy

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DEREK Adams was frustrated his Bradford side could not break down the ten men of Walsall in their draw and called for his players to be more clinical going forward.
The home side’s dominant first-half display paid dividends when Elliot Watt rifled in from 20 yards. But Jack Earing turned in an equaliser and, despite the Saddlers having Joss Labadie ...

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