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It's interesting how many of the clubs who are generally perceived to be bigger than City - Wrexham, Stockport, Carlisle, Gillingham, Vale - have rarely, if ever, finished above City over the last few years.
Yet another manager who doesn't give any credit to the opposition for playing well. Apparently we won because we got a 'few breaks.'
https://www.ntfc.co.uk/news/2024/april/jb_exeter_reaction_h_24/
I think, looking back, this is the key point. The performances at Fleetwood and Bolton were so bad that it was very difficult to see how things were going to improve. I'm not sure Gary ever stated it publicly but it felt like his only hope was somehow to get through to January and make the most...
For a team who could understandably have been mentally on the beach for the last few weeks that was another fantastically hard-working performance and another well-deserved win.
Guthrie should have had two yellows. One for the initial contact and then for holding his head and diving to the floor when he's been shoved in the shoulder.
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