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POWER SHIFT TO NORTH WEST?

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 July 2017

New look Altrincham hoping to rise high again

By Steven Coney

THE EVO-STIK Premier has all the ingredients needed for a rollercoaster of a season – a far cry from Blyth Spartans’ saunter last time around.
In speaking to a number of different managers across the division this summer, it’s clear they don’t expect to see a club running away with things. Blyth, who just missed out in 2015-16, were too good last term and with Spennymoor Town also going up through the play-offs, the league has said goodbye to two northeast heavyweights.
In their place, Step 3 welcomes t...

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