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Castle pledge to make life tough for the leaders
The Sentinel
|November 21, 2025
ACTING manager Paul Wright knows Newcastle Town have a challenging month ahead but says he and his players are well up for the task.
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Neil Baker's assistant has taken over the reins while Baker continues his recovery from a heart attack.
Having enjoyed an excellent October in the Northern Premier League West Division, Town have lost their last two without scoring and had the misfortune of having their local derby clash at Congleton Town postponed last weekend because of a waterlogged pitch. Now comes a home game against the league leaders tomorrow.
“We've got a tough month,” said Wright. “We've got Lower Breck at home on Saturday who I’ve watched on a couple of occasions this season and they are without doubt one of the best teams in the league.
“They've got a really decent forward line, are very well organised and it’s going to be a really tough test.
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