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There will be no excuses if we don’t deliver this time round

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 July 2017

By Chris Dunlavy

SERIAL WINNER: Steve McNulty is hoping to bring title success to Tranmere, just like he did at Fleetwood, under Micky Mellon, insets
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AT Tranmere, preseason ain’t what it used to be. And at 33, Steve McNulty isn’t complaining
“I don’t miss the days of six and seven-mile runs,” laughs the Scouse centre-back. “I had a few pre-seasons under Micky Mellon at Fleetwood and they were old-school. Running for miles and miles and miles.
“But everything’s about distance and time now. It’s more football-orient...

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