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North Shields boss Nash is fuelled by Vase exit

North Shields manager Marc Nash has challenged his players to become Northern League champions to help get over their FA Vase heartache.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 March 2022

By Mark Carruthers

HEARTACHE: North Shields were edged out by Littlehampton

NORTH Shields manager Marc Nash has challenged his players to become Northern League champions to help get over their FA Vase heartache.
The 2015 Vase winners saw their dreams of a Wembley return come crashing down last weekend as they suffered a narrow defeat at Southern Combination League leaders Littlehampton Town.
With the game goalless, the Robins were reduced to ten men ten minutes into the second-half when Anth Myers saw red for a challenge on home midfielder Tom Biggs.
The decisive moment came inside the f...

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