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YELLOWS SPIRIT

TONY TRIUMPHS: Tony Gray, left, celebrates his Warrington winner with the Yellows’ fi rst goalscorer Ben Garrity, no.8
PICTURE: Shutter Press

By James Gordon
WARRINGTON boss Paul Carden hailed his side’s spirit after they pinched a late win over struggling Stafford.
Tony Gray’s header two minutes from time completed a turn-around by the Yellows, after Ben Garrity had cancelled out Paul Bignot’s second half header.
Carden told The NLP: “It’s taken us a while to get that spirit back.
“When things aren’t going well, you can feel a bit sorry...

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