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A SHAW FIRE WAY TO H I T THE TOP

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TOM HAS GROUNDING TO MAKE HIS MARK

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MAKING THE GRADE: Tom Shaw playing for Chester and, inset, men’s football at Nottingham Trent University
PICTURE: TGSPHOTOS

Matt BADCOCK
As learning experiences go, ten days in a National League dug-out taught Tom Shaw a lot.
The 31-year-old was thrust into the hotseat as caretaker when Jon McCarthy left Chester earlier this season and before Marcus Bignot arrived.
“That was terrific,” Shaw says. “I would have liked to have picked up a few more points, but we performed really well and it brought the feel-good back a ...

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