National League North

I’LL DO IT MY WAY!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2018

Spartans’ Alun targets play-offs

By Mark Carruthers

IMPRESSIVE: Blyth Spartans have excelled in National North under manager Alun Armstrong, below and right
PICTURES: ShutterPress & Action Images

BLYTH Spartans manager Alun Armstrong cut a relaxed figure as he invited me into his new office at Croft Park.
“You’ve done well to get an office”, I jokingly suggest.
“One of a few changes I needed to make”, he replies, before adding, “I wanted things done the way I am used to and the way I want.”
That philosophy has worked well on and off ...

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