Non-League Paper

BACK MACC TO PUT THE KNIFE IN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 August 2017

By Sam Elliott
ELLIOTT DURRELL is hoping to make Chester’s loss Macclesfield Town’s gain and push the Silkmen back into the Football League.
Durrell enjoyed a good season last year and it was a surprise that he was released by the Blues at the end of campaign.
The attacking midfielder didn’t have a shortage of suitors and was quick to find a new club.
Signing a two-year contract, he is targeting getting Macclesfield to be back in the League during his time at Moss Rose.
He says the ability of his team-mates at the top end of the pitch helped him make up his mind and say ye...

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