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McNULTY: WE BARELY TRAIN, WE NEED HELP

McNULTY: WE

By Tony Bugby

ROCHDALE 2
Sinclair 59, Henderson 71

KIDDERMINSTER 0
ROCHDALE manager Jimmy McNulty saluted a super-human effort from his players as they moved back into the play-off places following their home win against bottom club Kidderminster Harriers.
A goal-of-the-season contender from Tyrese Sinclair and strike from club record scorer Ian Henderson provided some welcome cheer for the club against the backdrop of well documented off--field financial difficulties.
Sinclair and Henderson both netted their tenth of the season as injury-hit Dale, who don’t have funds t...

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