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CRITCHLEY HAILS POOL BELIEVERS

By Chris Wilson

ALL-SQUARE: Blackpool’s Jerry Yates, centre, scores the equalise

DELIGHT: Hull celebrate Mallik Wilks’, right, opener

NEIL Critchley admitted Blackpool’s “belief” was key to his side pegging back 10-man Hull. Jerry Yates’ late goal earned the visitors a point from a game which pivoted around the sending-off of City centre-back Reece Burke. The home side had gone ahead just after half-time through Mallik Wilks. Critchley said: “We saw two good teams on the pitch. Hull are really strong and will be up there, but I’m really ...

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