Non-League Paper

GRADING LEFT GRAY GUTTED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 October 2017

MARTIN GRAY admits being told Darlington couldn’t compete in last season’s National League North play-offs left him questioning his longterm future as manager – and meant that when York City offered him their job it was the right time to take a new challenge.

By Matt Badcock

GLORY DAYS: Martin Gray celebrates winning the Northern Premier title as do his players, inset
PICTURE: Chris Booth

York axed Gary Mills last Saturday just hours after they were knocked out of the FA Cup by Step 4 South Shields, and quickly moved to appoint Darlo boss Gray as his successor the follo...

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