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ALL HAIL DALE AS BLYTH’S CANTONA

ALL HAIL

CHRIS DUNLAVY

LEGENDARY STATUS: Robbie Dale has scored over 200 goals in 15 years at Blyth Spartans
PICTURE: PA Images

CUP MAGIC: Robbie Dale scores for Blyth Spartans against Birmingham

OPENS UP OUR NEW FEATURE SERIES BY ANALYSING BLYTH LEGEND ROBBIE DALE

ENIGMATIC and extravagantly talented, Robbie Dale is to Blyth Spartans what Eric Cantona once was to Manchester United.
“Robbie isn’t an easy bloke to describe,” muses Stephen Turnbull, who spent the best part of a decade playing alongside Dale at Croft Park.
“But imagine him on a night out with the lads. ...

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