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Jason Ainsley

TEAM	GAMES	WON	LOST	DRAWN
Spennymoor	184	93	49	42

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Current Squad

NA Shane Blande (G)
NA Matthew Gould (G)
NA Lewis King (G)
NA Dan Lawson (G)
NA Daniel Lowson (G)
NA Jordan Porter (G)
NA Rob Atkinson (D)
NA Stephen Brogan (D)
NA Nathan Buddle (D)
NA Stephen Capper (D)
NA James Curtis (D)
NA Christopher Elliot (D)
NA Scott Harrison (D)
NA Paul Johnson (D)
NA Lewis King (D)
NA Carl Magnay (D)
NA Kris Thackray (D)
NA Callum Williams (D)
NA Mark Anderson (M)
NA Joshua Alex Bayne (M)
NA Joe Blackbourne (M)
NA Jamie Chandler (M)
NA Chris Chantler (M)
NA Matt Dixon (M)
NA Lewis Dodds (M)
NA Danny Frost (M)
NA Craig Gott (M)
NA Kevin Hayes (M)
NA Shane Henry (M)
NA Jake Hibbs (M)
NA Cieran Jackson (M)
NA Andrew Johnson (M)
NA Reece Kenney (M)
NA John McReady (M)
NA Ben Mckenna (M)
NA Tommy Miller (M)
NA Adam Mitchell (M)
NA Anthony Peacock (M)
NA Robert Ramshaw (M)
NA Jordan Robinson (M)
NA David Webb (M)
7 Rob Briggs (M)
19 Andrew Stephenson (M)
NA Adam Boyes (F)
NA Gavin Cogdon (F)
NA Tom Craddock (F)
NA David Dowson (F)
NA Nathan Fisher (F)
NA David Foley (F)
NA Liam Henderson (F)
NA Alex Kempster (F)
NA Jake Orrell (F)
NA James Roberts (F)
NA Michael Roberts (F)
NA Greg Rutherford (F)
NA Taylor (F)
NA Shaun Tuton (F)
NA Ian Ward (F)

Spennymoor in National League North

		P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
18	Brackley	4	1	1	2	-2	4
19	Kettering	4	1	1	2	-3	4
20	Spennymoor	2	0	1	1	-2	1
21	Bradford PA	4	0	1	3	-13	1
22	Blyth Sptns	3	0	0	3	-7	0

Players loaned out

Chris Mason (D) to Blyth Sptns

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Manchester City beat Tottenham in three of their four meetings last term and an early season duel at the Etihad should see the Citizens uphold the form. Spurs supporters may feel they won 2018-19’s most crucial clash – the 1-0 first-leg victory at their new stadium that saw the Lilywhites advance into the Champions League semi-finals at the expense of Pep Guardiola’s men. But while Guardiola has yet to crack the code in Europe with City, his team have barely put a foot wrong domestically. Fast starts against Liverpool in the Community Shield and at West Ham suggest they will look to seize the early initiative.

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