National League

WE ARE ON AN UPWARD SPIRAL NOW, SAYS MARK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 December 2019

By Steve Harris

CHESTERFIELD assistant manager Mark Crossley has his sights on another escape from relegation after the Spireites boosted their survival hopes with a victory over ten-man Torquay.
A Jack McKay strike within the opening 50 seconds gave Chesterfield a dream start, and this was then followed by headed efforts from Curtis Weston and Haydn Hollis in the second half, which saw them secure their first win since mid-October against a Gulls’ side reduced to ten men following Saikou Janneh’s dismissal late in the first half.
“We had a meeting this morning and a...

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