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National League North: Five things to watch out for in the 2026/27 campaign

From Jamie Cooke’s new attacking role at Hednesford Town to South Shields’ promotion ambitions under new ownership, here are five storylines to keep an eye on as the National League North season gets under way.

1 – Jamie Cooke

Jamie Cooke has hit the ground running in pre-season at Hednesford Town – and is determined to stay on the goal trail.
Attacking midfielder Cooke, a high-profile summer arrival from FC Halifax Town, has scored four times for the Pitmen so far and has hinted at a more attacking role under boss Kelvin Davis this season.
“I’ve played as a nine before, and I just want to get in amongst the forward line and play as high as I can and threaten the goal,” he said.  “I feel that’s where I’m better off.”
STRIKING ROLE? Jamie Cooke is impressing for Hednesford

2 – Phil Parkinson

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