Non-League Paper

ARRIVAL OF HEED NEW DUO BOOSTS WATSON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 July 2018

By Ian Rushworth
GATESHEAD boss Steve Watson reckons he has landed an “outstanding and exciting” new midfield duo which could be set to shake-up the National League.
Cash-strapped Heed have clinched a deal for former Carlisle United man Cameron Salkeld, 19, on a one-year deal and Middlesbrough Under-23 starlet Lewis Maloney – Watson’s 10th and 11th signings of a busy summer.
“They’ve been training with us and in that time all I’ve tried to do is find out a bit more about them and if they buy into what we’re trying to do, which I think they do&...

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