National League North

SILKMEN HAVE THAT WINNING MENTALITY “

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2018

SO FAR so good – but we know we haven’t done anything yet.
We had important back-to-back wins against Aldershot and Tranmere but win, lose or draw we keep our feet on the ground.
Aldershot went down to ten men early, yet they caused us a lot of problems, possession-wise, so nothing is ever plan sailing.
Similarly at Tranmere. The first 20 minutes we were under a lot of pressure and they probably edged the first half, but we went in 1-0. We always hang on in there – they levelled in the second half and we didn’t let it affect us before we scored three goals in quick s...

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