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Step 1 News: Parkinson must put plan B in place to lift Altrincham

Phil Parkinson could be forgiven for turning his phone off in the summer.

FRONT LINE REBUILD: Altrincham boss Phil Parkinson

By Matt Badcock
 

 

Phil Parkinson could be forgiven for turning his phone off in the summer.
Two years ago Chesterfield came calling for Ryan Colclough, while last year Chris Conn-Clarke was snapped up by League One Peterborough.
This year, National League new boys Carlisle United have lured Regan Linney, York City have nabbed Alex Newby and Justin Amaluzor has joined Grimsby Town.
“That’s us, Altrincham – we find them, either get them back on track or develop them, shine them and help them move on,” Parkinson tells The NLP.
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“We’ve done it season after season and we’re at that po...

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