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CLARKE KEEPS GROUNDED AFTER ‘PATCHY’ WIN AGAINST SHREWS

By Matthew Crist

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DARRELL Clarke said he would enjoy the moment after Tranmere began their League Two campaign with a routine victory at Prenton Park.
Jordan Davies opened the scoring ten minutes prior to half-time, before Charlie Whitaker secured the points with a fine goal just after the hour mark.
Clarke, who took over this summer, said: “The performance was patchy, but let’s enjoy the moment. It’s our first home
Davies 35, Whitaker 63 win for six months and a clean sheet. The boys have given me everything and put their bodies on th...

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