Northern League Division One

Rockin’ Robins seek to fly high as North Shields eye Northern League title push

The Robins have shown constant improvement since former Whitley Bay manager Nash crossed North Tyneside to take up his position at the Daren Persson Stadium in February 2018.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 July 2021

By Mark Carruthers

RARING TO GO: North Shields are eager to make up for the disappointment of recent curtailed seasons
PICTURE: Chris Chambers

NORTH Shields manager Marc Nash is comfortable heading into the new season with the tag of favourites to win the Northern League title.
The Robins have shown constant improvement since former Whitley Bay manager Nash crossed North Tyneside to take up his position at the Daren Persson Stadium in February 2018.
The 2015 FA Vase winners narrowly missed out on claiming one of the three promotion places on offer as part of the Football Association’s res...

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