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GRANDAD’S GONE – BUT I SENSE HE’S GUIDING ME
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ROVERS RISE UP TO TAKE THE WIN
PRAISE: Mowbray BLACKBURN boss Tony Mowbray praised his side for ‘rising to the challenge’ after Rovers put in a ‘disciplined’ performance to beat the Hammers. Having lost at home to high-flying Stoke in midweek, Mowbray was delighted to give the supporters something to cheer. “We all know how emotional football...
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Captain Carl heads Boro into the hat
By Jon Murray OXFORD U 0 OXFORD: Eastwood 6, Long 7, Leigh 6 (Roosken 64, 6), Golding 7, O’Donkor 6, Snowden 6 (Emakhu 63, 6), Lynch 6 (Lee 77, 6), Sibley 5, Lacey 5, Missanga 5 (Vaughan 90), Bradney 5 (Holton 77, 6). Subs not used: Marriott, Collins, Goodrham, Griffiths....
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IT’S SLOW PACE AS CLARETS STUMBLE IN MESS
OWNER: Alan Pace A CHAMPIONSHIP chief executive once told me that if you want to know what shape a club is in off the pitch, look at what is happening on the pitch. Burnley have provided the perfect example by setting a new English record of 385 days (and counting)...
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WE WERE A BIT OF A MESS IN THE END, SAYS NEIL
MILLWALL head coach Alex Neil cut a dejected figure after watching his side cough up three goals in a damaging defeat in West Bromwich Albion. “I was disappointed and frustrated,” said Neil. “They had the first chance with Heggebo and he flicked it over the bar, then Josh Coburn had...





