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Twitter reaction to Bury victory
Sunday, 8th Sep 2013 18:00 by Col

The Dale players took to Twitter over the weekend to give their reaction to the 1-0 win over Bury.

Great win today, lads worked their socks off, nice to get on the pitch and make my debut, also well done to @ScottHogan92 on his goal

— Graham Cummins (@Graham_Cummins) September 7, 2013

Still buzzing from yesterday to get the Derby winner! All your messages for me and the boys are amazing #thankyou

— Scott Hogan (@ScottHogan92) September 8, 2013

Gutted about 2day. Although don't think the 2 tackles warranted 2 yellows and a sending off can only apologise for getting a red card.

— Peter Vincenti (@petevincenti) September 7, 2013

Awesome team performance, we all stuck together and got a well deserved 1-0 win @officiallydale #RAFC #WIN #3points pic.twitter.com/MOB5iZcwuC

— Ian Henderson (@hendo2401) September 7, 2013

In a great mood this evenin after today's important win!! And makes it all tht bit better it was the local derby!! Great team effort!! #RAFC

— Michael Rose (@michaelrose3) September 7, 2013

Great team performance playing with 10 men. Great atmosphere, 3 points and a clean sheet against the local rivals. Enjoy your weekend ðŸ‘âš½

— Olly Lancashire (@olly_lancashire) September 7, 2013

Always good to win the local Derby !! Great effort from the lads and fantastic support

— Matthew Lund (@MatthewLund1) September 7, 2013

"I won't give them any credit for defending well we are good enough unlock any defence" Trevor Carson #buryfc

— Keith Maddock (@Keithclubline) September 7, 2013

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SalwaDale added 19:16 - Sep 8 Is Michael Rose some kind of Voldermort? How does he cover up his extra head when he plays?
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ColDale added 19:20 - Sep 8 nice sneaky reaction from George on that pic
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TVOS1907 added 21:17 - Sep 8 Arf at Trevor Carson. More like Frank Carson, with a comment like that.
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