Non-League Paper

SHAYMEN HIT WITH A DOUBLE WHAMMY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 July 2019

TUE 16

CASUALTY: Jamie Fullarton surprisingly walked out of The Shay on Monday
PICTURE: Simon Cooper

UNFIT: Shay chiefs have had to reschedule two friendlies

FC HALIFAX TOWN has had a week to forget – first they lose their manager, then their pitch is deemed unfit for purpose!
The Shaymen were left managerless on Monday after Jamie Fullarton surprisingly walked out after 17 months at the helm, leaving centre-back Nathan Clarke in caretaker charge.
Then, the National League club were told that back-to-back home friendlies scheduled for this week would have to be played elsewhere ...

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