Non-League Paper

ASPIN: I’LL BE BACK TO TRY IT ALL AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 April 2017

By Sam Elliott
GATESHEAD manager Neil Aspin knows it will take a minor miracle now for his side to reach the play-offs but assured the club’s supporters big progress has been made as he confirmed he will be in charge next season.
The Heed manager has stopped short of throwing in the towel completely but knows a damaging defeat at Dover Athletic last weekend means their top five chances are all-but over.
A draw in yesterday’s match at home to Maidstone United would have been enough to improve on last season’s haul of 67 points.
Aspin says that points to progress, although t...

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