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Lambs leaping to new heights

Tamworth boss Andy Peaks insists survival is the only objective despite the Lambs’ flying start to life in National League North.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2023

By Chris Dunlavy

TAMWORTH boss Andy Peaks insists survival is the only objective despite the Lambs’ flying start to life in National League North.
Promoted from Southern League Premier Central last season, Tamworth have won six of their opening nine games to sit top of the table.
They are also the division’s joint-top scorers after heavy victories over Spennymoor, Hereford and Peterborough Sports.
But Peaks, who took charge in February 2022 when Tamowrth were fourth-bottom of the table, says nobody at the Lamb Ground is suffering delusions of grandeur.
“I always thought we’d be OK because ...

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