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ADAM HINSHELWOOD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2024

ADAM HINSHELWOOD

We still look back on the moment that changed everything
By JON COUCH

HINSH PERFECT! Adam Hinshelwood has turned around fortunes at York City since The NLP’s front page back in March, below
PICTURE: Tom Poole

IT’S March 16th and Lenell John-Lewis has just given manager Adam Hinshelwood his finest moment yet as York City boss.
A 90th-minute strike earned the Minstermen a crucial 1-0 victory over Aldershot Town in their battle against relegation and handed under-pressure Hinshelwood a much-needed first win in the Bootham Crescent hotseat since making the step up fro...

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