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HOLLOWAY’S IN DREAMLAND WITH A POINT

Sheer will got us through, says manager

By Trevor Baxter

ON THE BALL: Grimsby’s Terry Taylor

I AN Holloway was ecstatic after his Grimsby side returned to action from self-isolation to take a well-earned point at Bolton.
The Mariners hadn’t played since 19 September and missed three matches following a positive test for Jock Curran. Despite minimum preparation, Grimsby collected their first point of the campaign and looked the most likely team to snatch a winner in the latter stages.
Holloway was delighted to see his side overcome their Covid-19 adversity to get off the ma...

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