Non-League Paper

MARMITE MAN IS STILL SO TASTY AT TRINITY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 February 2020

By Tom Scott

FIRING: Gregg Smith

“I’M a bit like Marmite – you love me if I’m in your team but hate me if I’m lining up against you.” Gregg Smith is used to people giving him the cold shoulder, but if you thought that might make him lose sleep, you’d be highly mistaken.
Signing for Boston United in the past, Smith referred to himself as a ‘horrible footballer’.
As it turns out, that is just what Gainsborough Trinity boss Curtis Woodhouse needed to help fire his side up the Northern Premier League.
“For a big lad I’m quite ...

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