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THE UNUSUAL SUSPECTS SIT PRETTY BUT U’S KEEPING CALM

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FORGET weaker, the National League is tougher this season reckons Sutton United manager Paul Doswell.
Macclesfield Town, pictured, are the division’s surprise leaders, pursued by part-timers Dover Athletic and Woking.
Doswell’s Surrey-based side follow in fourth, while pre-season title favourites Tranmere Rovers and Leyton Orient languish in the bottom half.
“It’s a snakes and ladders league at the moment,” Doswell told The NLP.
“If you win one, you’re up, and if you lose one, you’re down.”
Just nine points separate Macclesfield and T...

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