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BLUES HAND HEED A RARE AWAY DAY TO SAVOUR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 January 2018

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By Neil Turner

GATESHEAD cruised to their first league win for two months against a Chester side who were the architects of their own downfall.
The Heed registered three goals in an eight minute spell either side of half time, with Paddy McLaughlin, Jordan Burrow and Jordan Preston taking full advantage of the home side’s defensive horror show.
The sad reality for the ever-dwindling home faithful was that with a little more incision the visitors’ margin of victory could easily have been greater. Afterwards, Gateshead boss Steve Watson reflected: “As we expected it was a...

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