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Nash eyes Spartans comeback

Marc Nash has admitted Blyth Spartans have carried ‘a bit of a stigma’ after a difficult period in the club’s history – but is now ready to make the most of the clean slate he has within his grasp.
Blyth Spartans manager Marc Nash

Stability is vital for Blyth boss
By Mark Carruthers

Marc Nash has admitted Blyth Spartans have carried ‘a bit of a stigma’ after a difficult period in the club’s history – but is now ready to make the most of the clean slate he has within his grasp.
The famed FA Cup giant-killers suffered back-to-back relegations to slide from the National League North into the Northern Premier League East Division – and a third consecutive relegation appeared to be on the cards midway through last season.
A New Year’s Day defeat against neighbours Blyth Town left Nash’s side up against it in their battl...

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