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Weston-super-Mare boss Scott Bartlett is backing Jordan Bastin to learn from his brush with betting regulations – and admits it has been an education for him too.
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Seagulls back Bastin after betting ban
By Andy Mitchell

REHABILITATED: Westonsuper-Mare’s Jordan Bastin and, inset, manager Scott Bartlett
PICTURE: Ric Mellis

WESTON-super-Mare boss Scott Bartlett is backing Jordan Bastin to learn from his brush with betting regulations – and admits it has been an education for him too.
Bastin, 24, admitted charges over 1,705 bets on football across three-and-ahalf years that covered spells with the Seagulls and boyhood club Tiverton Town.
He was handed a four-month ban – two to kick in immediately with another two suspended until the end of the fort...

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