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Published: Thursday, 14th August, 2008 12:30

Greenock are outclassed

By Gary Pews

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Greenock 3 Johnstone Burgh 4

Seven goals, a missed penalty and a red card at Ravenscraig last night as Greenock went down 4-3 to Johnstone Burgh.

You might think this match at Ravenscraig last night was thrill-a-minute stuff. But the stats mask the truth. Greenock were outfought, outplayed and out of ideas, and yet almost came back from a four-goal deficit to snatch a draw even manager Stevie Mooney admitted would have been undeserved.

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