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Bluebirds break down at long last

Bluebirds break

BANDWAGON: The Bluebirds fan bus

THE LAST thing Barrow needed before a gruelling trip home after conceding a late winner at Dover Athletic on Tuesday night was their team bus to break down!
The National League leaders saw their 18- game unbeaten run come to an end thanks to Michael Woods’ strike moments before facing a 370-mile journey home.
But the worst was yet to come when their coach wouldn’t start. Fortunately, they were able to hop on the supporters’ bus, which was set to take home 23 hardcore fans, who were treated to sausage and bacon rolls by manager Ian Evatt ...

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