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Macclesfield’s revival is a smash hit!

Musician Greg Jackson is so overjoyed at the launch of his beloved Macclesfield FC – he’s even written a song about it!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 February 2021

By Jon Couch

RAISE YOUR VOICE: The single cover for ‘Super Silkmen’, which is released on March 12

MUSICIAN Greg Jackson is so overjoyed at the launch of his beloved Macclesfield FC – he’s even written a song about it!
Singer/songwriter Greg initially penned some lyrics depicting Macclesfield Town’s sad demise from the Football League last year but has now gone back to the studio to reflect the new sense of optimism that has come with the club’s re-birth now that new owner Rob Smethurst and ex-Wales international Robbie Savage are at the Moss Rose helm.
Greg – front man for the group Glas...

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