National League North

MAGPIES BOSS MATT CELEBRATES 40 IN STYLE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2017

By Mike Neild
CHORLEY 1
FC UNITED 0
CHORLEY edged out United to help manager Matt Jansen celebrate his 40th birthday with three precious points.
Fresh from their midweek FA Cup exploits that set up a live TV clash with Fleetwood, Nick Haughton once again showed his class.
Wind and rain had the biggest say in a match which fully tested the character of both teams and Jansen was particularly pleased to see his side triumph after their midweek FA Cup replay exertions.
United pushed hard and even crashed a shot against the bar, but they couldn’t find the net.
And little was seen of the vi...

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