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ROCKING ROBINS OUT TO MAKE THEIR OWN HISTORY

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By MATT BADCOCK

GROUP EFFORT: Altrincham players and staff celebrate promotion, and with their fans, insets BELOW: Boss Phil Parkinson
PICTURE: Mike Capps

YOU CAN take the teacher out of the school but Phil Parkinson has been all about lessons at Altrincham this season too.
A Sports Science lecturer by day, the Alty boss was quick to get his Robins history education when he arrived last summer with assistant Neil Sorvel from Nantwich Town.
There’s a certain aura around Altrincham. A name that runs through the fabric of Non-League, famous for its 17 FA Cup giantkillings. Bu...

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