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Old boys reunion fires 1874 Northwich bid for success

They say in life to never go back. But what if you were against leaving to begin with?

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 August 2021

1874 Northwich looks to former trio to lead Step 4 bid
By Andy Simpson

TRIED AND THE TESTED: Michael Koral, right, is back with 1874 Northwich
PICTURE: Portmanteau Studio

THEY say in life to never go back. But what if you were against leaving to begin with?
Michael Koral joined Nantwich Town last July, ending a stay with 1874 Northwich that had started in December 2018.
While it was a worthy reward for his evolution into one of the best attacking full-backs in the North West Counties League’s top flight, the move was still tinged with regret.
With nine games left of the 2019-20 season, th...

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