Non-League Paper

A CLASS ACT – ON AND OFF THE FIELD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2017

By Steven Dale

EYES DOWN: Macclesfield pair Keith Lowe, right, and Shwan Jalal are studying the same course as Chris Iwelumo,

HE MAY have made all the headlines for his last-minute winner against Hartlepool earlier this month, but one day Keith Lowe is hoping to be the man writing them off the field.
The former York City and Cheltenham man has been virtually an ever present in John Askey’s highflying side this season. His centre back partnership with George Pilkington has quickly become one of the league’s most consistent.
However, off the field, the 32-yearold is keeping ...

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