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ALTY JUST SO WELL SUITED TO PARK LIFE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 November 2018

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By Phil Brennan

ALL SMILES: John Johnston celebrates scoring Altrincham’s third goal. Jordan Hulme is brought down by Danny Lowe, inset top, and Johnston scores the penalty, below
PICTURE: Shutter Press

ALTRINCHAM completed an FA Cup and FA Trophy double over North leaders Bradford Park Avenue, easing to a comfortable victory thanks to goals from John Johnston, Jordan Hulme, Josh Hancock and debutant Kallum Mantack.
Assistant manager Neil Sorvel told The NLP: “We fully deserved the win for our performance over the 90 minutes, the penalty [scored by Johnston] was one of tho...

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