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Grimes: We are not done yet!

Every little helps. The marketing message from the giant Tesco next to Chesterfield’s stadium is not lost on skipper Jamie Grimes – in this season more than ever.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 December 2022

Spireites in the market for success
By Andy Mitchell

CAPTAIN MARVEL: Jamie Grimes, right, is steering Chesterfield’s promotion assault
PICTURE: Tina Jenner

EVERY little helps. The marketing message from the giant Tesco next to Chesterfield’s stadium is not lost on skipper Jamie Grimes – in this season more than ever.
The finest of margins seem set to count in what has so far been an ultra-competitive National League title race.
At the end of September, Chesterfield sat top of the tree with the only unbeaten record but then began October with three defeats in eight days.
Six wins and a...

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