National League

IT’S 7-UP FOR ROVERS!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 January 2018

By Michael Weston

GOOD JOSH: Tranmere’s Josh Ginnelly makes it 2-0 after James Norwood’s opener, inset
PICTURE: ShutterPress

TRANMERE Rovers’ fine form continued as their bid for promotion gathered pace with a hard-fought victory over Maidenhead United.
It’s now seven home wins in a row for Micky Mellon’s men after they held off late pressure from a resilient Magpies side they struggled to put to bed. Mellon was in good spirits on a day the goals were shared around his lively team. “It was a terrifically hard-fought three points against a big str...

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