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PRESSURE ON TOP TWO AS TURBINES UP THE POWER!

PRESSURE ON

By Chris Philpotts
PREMIER CENTRAL

PETERBOROUGH SPORTS kept the pressure up on the top two as boss Jimmy Dean paid tribute to their hosts for getting the game on in the face of Storm Dennis.
The Turbines ran out 3-0 winners and for Dean that was down to the Boro – who he accepts were unlucky to lose by a three-goal margin.
“Listen, before anything else is said, we need to talk about Nuneaton”, Dean said. “We are in good nick right now, so many teams would have cried this game off or taken the easy way out.
“Nuneaton, to their credit, worked so, so hard, t...

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