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SHERIDAN CAN IN-SPIRE AGAIN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 July 2019

ALUTON? A Tranmere? There’s no one this season I look at and immediately say: finish above them and you’ve won the league.
It’s a really open division and as hard to call as ever. Don’t me wrong, there are good teams in this National League. But there’s no one I look at on the first day of the season and think, ‘They’re the team to beat’.
Can Chesterfield take inspiration from Leyton Orient? It’s a similar situation where they had a difficult first season but finished strong.
There was something about the Spireites under John Sheridan to...

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