National League North

MARTIN MAKES IT A GRAY DAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2018

By Craig Stoddart
DARLINGTON 1
YORK CITY 2
MARTIN GRAY came out on top on his return to Darlington, with his new York charges overturning a half-time deficit.
After five-and-a-half years in charge and three promotions, Gray resigned as Quakers boss in October and received a frosty reception.
But he had the last laugh, with Darlo falling to their seventh defeat in Tommy Wright’s nine game in charge.
The hosts went in front on 43 minutes after captain Reece Styche scored his sixth goal in only his fifth appearance since signing from Tamworth.
The ex-Gibraltar striker latched onto Gary B...

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