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No remorse, just pride, says Williamson

Mike Williamson refused to blame an unseasonably lengthy casualty list for Gateshead’s Wembley defeat.
No remorse,

By Jon Couch

PROUD Mike Williamson refused to blame an unseasonably lengthy casualty list for Gateshead’s Wembley defeat.
The Heed had no fewer than 13 first-team players out through injury or contractual unavailability, leaving Williamson to select a young and untested substitutes’ bench.
A strong, settled line-up proved pivotal in the Heed easily securing their National League survival on the back of a storming end-ofseason run.
A Wembley final was an added bonus but, in truth, it proved a game too far for Williamson’s men and the 8,000 or so supporters who had made the long trip from th...

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