Non-League Paper

EXCLUSIVE“BACKUS AND WE CAN GO FOR GLORY’

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 July 2019

BY RICHARD GARNETT

FITTING FINALE: In action for Tranmere at Wembley in May

STILL HUNGRY: Steve McNulty is relishing his new challenge at York City
PICTURE: Richard Garnett

RELAXING in his front room, Steve McNulty cuts a refreshed figure. Since the end of the season he’s enjoyed two holidays in Turkey – one with the kids and one without. You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone on the Wirral who thinks the 35-year-old hasn’t earned them.
One of the most recognisable individuals in lower league football, he made 165 appearances for Tranmere Rovers, captaining the B...

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