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GIBSON’S GETTING A TUNE FROM HIS ROBINS

By Alex Thrower

ALTRINCHAM manager Neil Gibson praised his players for “putting on a show” in their emphatic win over Hornchurch at the J. Davidson Stadium.
Three goals in ten minutes either side of the break from Sam Taylor, Charlie Kirk and Jimmy Knowles helped the Robins to a sixth win in seven games, moving them above the visitors in the table.
“It’s a fantastic result after a strong performance,” Gibson told The NLP. “There were lots of people in the ground today what with it being the international break and we wanted to put on a bit of...

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