National League

IT’S OH SO SILKY FOR MACC ON THE ROAD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2017

By Paul Turner

MACCLESFIELD demonstrated their red-hot National League promotion credentials once more with a clinical 2-0 win at Holker Street. The Silkmen kept pace with leaders Dover with one of the easier wins anyone will claim in South Cumbria this season.
Goals from Jared Hodgkiss and Elliott Durrell sealed the three points to put an end to a run of three defeats in all competitions for Macc, while new Barrow boss Ady Pennock – who was able to show off new signing Grant Holt – now has a better idea of the task facing him in climbing the table. Macclesfield boss John Askey ...

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