National League North

Bailey’s aiming to stay with the Heed

Title winner Owen Bailey is determined to extend his stay with National League North champions Gateshead.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 May 2022

By Mark Carruthers

TITLE winner Owen Bailey is determined to extend his stay with National League North champions Gateshead.
The versatile midfielder was released by boyhood club Newcastle United last summer after spending over a decade within the Premier League club’s academy.
After spending time on trial at Doncaster Rovers, Bailey joined Gateshead on a one-year deal during pre-season and has gone on to become a firm favourite with the International Stadium faithful.
The 23-year-old has been a key factor in the successful put together by Mike Williamson’s men and was on target in last Sat...

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