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Ceesay’s not easy for the Hatters

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 December 2020

By Andy Marsh

OPENER: Yusifu Ceesay celebrates his goal for Altrincham
PICTURE: Michael Ripley

TIS the season to be jolly for high-flying Altrincham, as they held local rivals Stockport to a draw and continue their early play-off push.
And this season’s surprise package were only just denied all three points as Connor Jennings’s late equaliser cancelled out Yusifu Ceesay’s early strike.
This takes the hosts unbeaten run to four, and they are looking good after promotion. But manager Phil Parkinson was quick to quash any possible talk of play-offs. “We’...

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