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Robins big moment is just perfect for Nash

An emotional Marc Nash reflected on “a perfect day” after his North Shields side claimed the Northern League title with a win at local rivals Whitley Bay.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 April 2022

By Mark Carruthers

CHAMPAGNE MOMENT: North Shields celebrate winning the Northern League title after victory over Whitley Bay on Friday
PIC: Chris Chambers - CJC Photography

An emotional Marc Nash reflected on “a perfect day” after his North Shields side claimed the Northern League title with a win at local rivals Whitley Bay.

The Robins went into their North Tyneside derby knowing they needed just one point to secure only second league title in their history.
After a goalless opening 45 minutes, Nash’s side upped their tempo in the second-half and took a giant step closer to being conf...

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