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Hurst wants Grimsby to pump up the volume

Paul Hurst reckons Grimsby Town need to turn up the volume when the chips are down to get over a recent downturn in form.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 November 2021

By Andy Mitchell

PRESSURE: Grimsby boss Paul Hurst

BOSS Paul Hurst reckons Grimsby Town need to turn up the volume when the chips are down to get over a recent downturn in form.
The Mariners led the National League by four points after beating Yeovil Town on October 23 but five defeats in six, including a shock FA Cup exit at Kidderminster Harriers, saw them drop to third with yesterday’s clash with Boreham Wood falling victim to structural damage at Blundell Park, caused by Storm Arwen.
Threadbare Solihull Moors defied defensive absences to trump Town 2-0 on Tuesday night and with Dagenh...

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