Non-League Paper

NIALL HAS THE TOOLS FOR JIMMY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 July 2026

JIMMY MARSHALL has hailed the return of Niall Cowperthwaite to Lancaster City.
The 34-year-old is back with the Dolly Blues after a spell at Kendal Town.
And on signing him for a second time, Marshall said: “He is a player who is very experienced and knows the level well.
“Not only does he know the level well, he knows the Club well and is thought of fondly amongst the fanbase.
“He is a player we have worked with before, who we get on really well with and we know the qualities he has got and one who we think will come in and really enhance the squad and push us...

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