Non-League Paper

MARINE LIFE IS SUITED TO STU

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 December 2018

Veteran Fleetwood is rolling back the years

By Hugo Varley
AFTER racing to promotion from Step 4 last season, Lee Spalding identified exactly the talisman he needed to lead Swindon Supermarine into the new campaign.
Spalding swiftly got his man and the capture of experienced striker Stuart Fleetwood is proving to be an inspired move.
The 32-year-old striker, who topped the Conference goal scoring charts in 2008 with Forest Green Rovers, has led by example on the pitch at the Webswood Stadium this season and says he is enjoying his first experience of wearing the captain’s armband.
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