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Grimsby Town hit their stride on Tuesday night as they swept aside Crewe Alexandra in the first round of the Carabao Cup. Four goals, a clean sheet, more minutes in the tank and chemistry built on a near-perfect night for Paul Hurst and his team.
Paul Hurst expressed his delight with his side’s performance as Grimsby Town ran out 4-0 victors against Crewe to progress to the second round of the Carabao Cup. Goals from Luke Waterfall, Kieran Green, Andy Smith and Stephen Wearne saw the Mariners breeze past their League Two opponents on a bright evening in Cleethorpes, where everything seemed to fall into place for the Mariners.
In last weekend’s League Two opening day defeat to Leyton Orient, Paul Hurst deployed his Grimsby Town team in a different set-up to recent times to start the game. This change was primarily out of necessity, bringing in another midfielder and using John McAtee as the centre-forward to compensate for the lack of a fully-fit striker.
Bohemians, last season's beaten finalists, moved into the second round of the FAI Cup after getting the better of Premier Division strugglers Finn Harps 3-1 in Ballybofey.
Grimsby Town have announced their eighth signing of the summer as 29-year-old winger Brendan Kiernan joins from fellow League Two outfit Walsall on loan until January.
Former Grimsby Town winger Max Wright has signed a two-year-deal with fellow League Two outfit Harrogate Town. The 24-year-old struggled for game time during the 21/22 campaign, making just 12 appearances for Paul Hurst's side.
Think of Chelsea and centre-backs and the mind inevitably conjures up images of John Terry. Their captain, leader and legend, he was a figurehead for the club in every sense throughout their most decorated era.
Grimsby Town manager Paul Hurst revealed his delight with the Mariners’ 0-0 friendly draw against fellow Lincolnshire outfit Lincoln City with the Imps a league above their local rivals.