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GRAY DAY HAS GIVEN MORPETH A BRIGHT PLATFORM

By Mark Carruthers
MORPETH Town will leave ‘no stone unturned’ as they prepare to embark on their first Step 4 assault next season in the Evo-Stik East Division.
That was the verdict of manager Nick Gray as he looks to put the disappointment of missing out on last season’s Northern League title behind them.
Gray’s side held an 18-point gap over Marske United but were overhauled by a remarkable run of form by the Seasiders that included a win over the Highwaymen.
Both sides will take their place at Step 4 for the first time in their history and Gray believes that two ...

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