Non-League Paper

ALTY’S JOE IS HAVING A BALL!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2019

By Matt Badcock

GETTING SHIRTY: Altrincham’s Joe Piggott, left, has proved a tough customer since signing on loan from Wigan
PICTURE: Ian Charles

JOE PIGGOTT wants to keep helping Altrincham’s promotion push after hitting his first hat-trick in senior football – and boss Phil Parkinson made sure he had a memento mark the occasion.
The 20-year-old, on loan from Championship club Wigan Athletic, smashed three of the best in Alty’s 6-0 hammering of Curzon Ashton last weekend. It kept Alty right in the playoff hunt in their first season back at Step 2 following last s...

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