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LOYALTY BRINGS REWARD FOR BOSS AINSLEY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 March 2018

By Mark Carruthers
SPENNYMOOR Town are benefitting from showing loyalty to the players that got them into the National League North.
That is the verdict of Moors boss Jason Ainsley, as he looks to lead them to a third consecutive promotion this season.
The Brewery Field club have been a real Step 2 success story this season, putting in an unlikely play-off challenge and taking Bromley to a replay in the FA Trophy.
Their side is largely made up of players that helped the club to promotion from the Evo-Stik North and Evo-Stik Premier Division over the previous two seasons and Ainsley believes...

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