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NEW LEESE OF BLYTH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 June 2019

NEW LEESE

Spartans pull off major coup with Clark

By Mark Carruthers

PERFECT TEN: England C Player of the Year James Hardy is part of the squad battling for glory in Tallinn on Wednesday
PICTURE: Charlotte Tattersall Photography

SIGNED: Lee Clark, left, with chairman Tony Platten
PIC: Blyth Spartans

NEW BLYTH Spartans boss Lee Clark says he’s honoured to be given the manager’s job at such a traditional Non-League club.
The National League North outfit have pulled off a coup – and surprise – by appointing the former Newcastle United and Fulham midfielder.
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