Non-League Paper

NO HESITATION TO COME BAKK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 July 2020

Scott’s aiming for Albion retribution

By Andy Simpson

SCOTT BAKKOR has thought, at times, about a return that might never happen.
And even if he wanted to forget, Carl Macauley’s persistence prevented it.
It paid off too, because the forward has agreed to sign again for Witton Albion six years after he departed.
“I’m grown up, a lot, since then,” said the 26-year-old.
“Tell them I’ve calmed down too.”
The attacker, who has played for the past two seasons at Northern Premier League top-flight rivals Stalybridge Celtic, doesn’t need to ...

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