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HECK UNHAPPY EVEN AFTER LATE POINT

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The LeaguePaper Team
31 December 2017

By Colin Henrys
ETHAN Pinnock’s stoppage- time equaliser against Reading could not temper Barnsley manager Paul Heckingbottom’s frustration at his side’s lack of attacking instinct.
Pinnock snatched a late point for the hosts after Yann Kermorgant had earlier appeared to have earned all three points for the visitors.
But Heckingbottom admitted Barnsley, despite the character they showed in equalising, could – and perhaps should – have got even more from the game.
“I’m aware there was lots of good stuff that happened in that game,” he said, &ld...

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