Non-League Paper

WATSON REVEALS UNLUCKY 13

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 August 2020

YORK City manager Steve Watson will turn his attention to building a squad fit for promotion after committing his future to the Minstermen.
The former Newcastle and Everton defender – whose side lost 2-0 to Altrincham in last weekend’s National League North playoff semi-final – has signed a oneyear extension to his current deal.
“I came here to do a job and that was to get this clubback where it should be,” said Watson, who joined York from Gateshead in January 2019.
“Unfortunately that’s going to take another season but that’s still exactl...

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