National League North

Mac’s ready for a return

Calum McIntyre says he has never felt better after returning from a holiday in Menorca – but there’s one break the Chester boss didn’t enjoy.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 June 2024

NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH
By Chris Dunlavy

BID FOR REDEMPTION: Calum McIntyre’s Chester finished in a disappointing tenth place last season
PICTURE: Nick Phipps/ PhippsImages

CALUM McIntyre says he has never felt better after returning from a holiday in Menorca – but there’s one break the Chester boss didn’t enjoy.
“Last season was the first time I’ve got to the end of April and not been involved in a playoff game,” said the 30-year-old, who registered a trio of top-five finishes with Runcorn Linnets before leading the Blues to third-place in National League North in his debut campaign at ...

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