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BENTLEY ADMITS SHRIMPS GOT LUCKY AFTER SHAYMEN DENIED

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The LeaguePaper Team
11 November 2018

By Matthew Baxter

MORECAMBE boss Jim Bentley said his side can count themselves fortunate be in the hat after Halifax had a late goal disallowed for offside. The National League outfit thought they had won the game at the death when substitute Jonathan Edwards headed in a Ryan Sellers cross only to see his celebrations cut short by the linesman flag. Bentley said: “It was certainly a tight decision and it could have gone either way. I don’t think we would have deserved to lose the game, but it was that tight that I’m relieved the decision went our way because we could v...

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