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AMBITIOUS NELSON SETS SIGHTS HIGH

Defender hails ‘positive’ boss Harris

STEP UP: Curtis Nelson holds offReading’s George Puscas
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By John Lyons
CURTIS Nelson will always be grateful to Neil Warnock for giving him a chance in the Championship – but he now wants to help new Cardiffboss Neil Harris shoot for the Premier League.
After almost a decade plying his trade in the EFL’s bottom two divisions with Plymouth and Oxford, the 26-year-old grabbed the chance to step up to the second tier with Cardiffthis summer.
Veteran boss Warnock brought him in, but left last month by mutua...

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