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Nathan bids to end on a high!

IF THIS is Glossop North End captain Nathan Valentine’s final season in English football then he wants to go out on a high by leading the Hillmen back to the Northern Premier League.
Nathan bids

By Steven Oldham

IF THIS is Glossop North End captain Nathan Valentine’s final season in English football then he wants to go out on a high by leading the Hillmen back to the Northern Premier League.
Valentine is waiting for a visa to allow him to move to the USA with fiancée Yelenia. With this lengthy process set to last at least half the season, he is keen to make the most of his remaining time in England after agreeing to stay at relegated Glossop following his January arrival.
Glossop find themselves back in the North West Counties Premier Division for the first time since 2015 follow...

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