Non-League Paper

MARTIN GIVES IN TO TIGERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 June 2024

WORKSOP Town boss Craig Parry has been rewarded for his patience after finally getting his man in Aaron Martin.
Former Harrogate and Gateshead striker Martin made 41 National League North appearances for South Shields last season, scoring 11 times.
And the 32-year-old said he felt the time was right to give into long-term interest in him from Parry and Tigers’ chairman Pete Whitehead.
“I’ve known Pete a long time as well, and I know that he’s been keen to get me here over the years,” Martin said of his move to the NPL Premier club. “This mo...

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