National League North

MINIHAN KEEPS HIS HEAD FOR HATTERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 December 2018

By Chris Pratt

HATTERS HERO: Stockport players celebrate Sam Minihan’s goal
PICTURES: Mike Petch

SAM MINIHAN’S late glancing header ensured the Stockport County bandwagon carried on rolling into 2019 after they overcame gritty Kidderminster Harriers.
County boss Jim Gannon later claimed a hand in the goal, telling The NLP: “I think Sam was quite confused about his role on the near post from corners and I had to remind him where to be!”
The Hatters went into the game unbeaten in five league games. Kiddie had won only one of their last five, but County had lost t...

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