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LAMBS LASH AILING HEED AMID TALK OF TAKEOVER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 March 2025

By Jeff Bowron

GATESHEAD 0

TAMWORTH 2
Creaney 60, McGlinchey 79
GATESHEAD’s promotion charge has fallen off a cliff after in-form Tamworth inflicted a damaging third home defeat of the week, all by two-goal margins.
The Tynesiders remain in a play-off position despite taking only two points from the last 21 – a trip to runaway leaders Barnet is next up for Carl Magnay’s beleaguered troops.
With a takeover by a wealthy Nigerian consortium fronted by former Everton striker Victor Anichebe imminent, Mag-nay could find himself on borrowed time.
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