Non-League Paper

SO NEAR BUT YET SO FAR!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 May 2018

The Theatre of Dreams will forever be on Alexander’s doorstep

By CHRIS DUNLAVY

HAPPY DAYS: Graham Alexander will be hoping to give Salford City fans more reason to celebrate after winning the National League North title

IT’S a long way from Old Trafford to Salford City – metaphorically, at least. But if there’s one man who won’t mind going back to basics, it’s Graham Alexander.
The 46-year-old was this week named manager of the Ammies just eight years after facing several of the club’s big-name backers in a Premier League clash at the Theatre ...

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