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We’ve not got going, but don’t write us off just yet

By MATT BADCOCK

FINDING OUR FEET: James Norwood is beginning to fire Tranmere in the right direction after their play-off defeat to Forest Green Rovers in May, courtesy of two goals from Kaiyne Woolery, inset
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IN the two days after their promotion final no-show, Tranmere Rovers’ James Norwood watched back the defeat to his former club Forest Green Rovers three times.
What had gone wrong for Micky Mellon’s side? Why had they been so outplayed and why had his own ...

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