Northern Premier League

Dunwell won’t let his Town drop the Anchor

Stockton Town manager Michael Dunwell wants his side to apply some pressure on his side’s Northern Premier League East title rivals over the coming weeks.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 October 2022

By Mark Carruthers

STOCKTON Town manager Michael Dunwell wants his side to apply some pressure on his side’s Northern Premier League East title rivals over the coming weeks.
Despite suffering several injuries to key player, the Anchors have enjoyed a remarkable start to their push for promotion into the Premier Division.
Ahead of yesterday’s long trip to Lincoln United, Dunwell’s side had claimed maximum points from their opening seven league games.
The only negatives have been early exits from the FA Cup and FA Trophy with respective defeats against East Division rivals Pontefract Collier...

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