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Watson proud as his players listen and learn from losses
The Chronicle
|November 07, 2025
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SOUTH Shields manager Ian Watson was delighted with his side’s reaction to their first setbacks of the season after they claimed a big win at National League North promotion rivals AFC Fylde.
The Mariners went to Mill Farm on the back of a first league defeat of the season at Macclesfield and an FA Cup first round home defeat to Shrewsbury Town.
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