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Finding consistency is key for Heed, says boss
The Journal
|September 06, 2025
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GATESHEAD manager Alun Armstrong has urged his players to find some consistency as they prepare to visit Woking today.
The Heed have endured a frustrating start to the new season with positive results against the likes of Yeovil Town, Eastleigh and Tamworth hampered by poor performances against Southend United and Rochdale.
A further low arrived on Wednesday night when Armstrong’s men failed to make any impact on Altrincham as the Robins claimed a surprisingly routine 2-0 win at the International Stadium by punishing the Heed for a lacklustre display.
Armstrong admitted he is finding it difficult to understand why his players are producing such contrasting performances on a weekly basis but stressed he will continue to work hard on the training pitch to find an improvement.
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