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Ammies not distracted by Harrogate

By Chris Philpotts

NEARLY THERE: Carl Piergianni celebrates doubling Salford’s lead at Nuneaton
PICTURE: Will Kirkpatrick

ANTHONY Johnson is refusing to concentrate on Harrogate Town in the remaining fortnight of the season – admitting the title will be won and lost with Salford results and not elsewhere.
Victory at Nuneaton Town ensured that the Ammies made it ten unbeaten in the league and now sit just seven points away from the title this season.
For joint-boss Johnson the win – and the current run they are on – are what...

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