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NEIL STAYS HUMBLE AS ALTY BUILD MOMENTUM

By Alex Thrower

‘A WEEK is a long time in football’. That was the message from Altrincham manager Neil Gibson and the feeling inside the J. Davidson Stadium as the Robins recorded a third victory in seven days, this time over visiting Eastleigh.
Following impressive Bank Holiday displays over Halifax and Forest Green, Altrincham secured another one-goal win thanks to a strong finish from skipper Tom Crawford and a thunderbolt from his fellow midfielder Liam Humbles, either side of former Robins player Josh Lundstram equalising through a poor piece of defending.
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