The League Paper

MALLAN’S UPBEAT AS TYKES BATTLE

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The LeaguePaper Team
18 March 2018

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Andrew Lawton
STEVIE Mallan claims Barnsley are too good to go down, despite their relegation predicament.
Results have proved hard to come by for the Tykes, with boss Jose Morais struggling to keep his new side out of the drop zone.
Midfielder Mallan says the Oakwell side have too strong a squad to drop into League One.
“It’s about Barnsley and the team, and I know these boys are too good to be relegated,” said the 21-year-old.
“I see it every day in training, and we’ve got a great bunch here.
“I know that we will be doing everything we c...

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