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Who was the scorer of the winning goal when Alty last defeated Macc in a league fixture played at Moss Lane?


(Answer appears in this evening's Robins Review)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLFVBBAZEzc

Who are the ELEVEN clubs whose name begins with the letter 'E' against whom Alty have played a competitive fixture since the start of the 1960s?


The answers will appear in the issue of the Robins Review for Saturday's fixture against Eastleigh.

I noticed these post match comments by the Lincoln City manager Gary Simpson in the Lincolnshire Echo:


"It was a game we needed to win if I am perfectly honest but I knew it would be difficult.

The pitch was difficult, you couldn’t run with the ball.

The grass was that long it was untrue.

We struggled to run with it."


It also crossed my mind that the J Davidson Stadium grass did seem longer than normal on Tuesday evening.

Anyone else get that impression?

And, before I get accused of haranguing Neil Brown, it's just an observation....

THE NON-LEAGUE PAPER: 3rd August 2014

In Sunday's paper:

VAN-TASTIC DEAL - The Conference have new title sponsors and Vanarama managing director Andy Alderson tells us why his company want to be associated with Non-League top competition

BACK TO HIS ROOTS - Mark Halsey returned to grass-roots to ref Maidenhead v FC United last week. He relives his career as a goalkeeper with the likes of Hertford Town and Cambridge City
 
DOVER'S SOUL - Whites manager Chris Kinnear on how the Kent club are gearing up for their return to the Vanarama Conference Premier after winning the South play-offs last term


ROCKIN' ROBINS - We catch up with Lee Sinnott, the manager of the North play-off winners Altrincham, and new signing Peter Cavanagh ahead of their own Conference comeback


BEST IN BUSINESS - NLP editor Stuart Hammonds selects his top ten summer signings after weeks of wheeling and dealing in Non-League. Will your team's boy be one of them?

As published in last Sunday's issue of the Non League Paper:


http://www.thenonleaguefootballpaper.com/latest-news/conference-north-step-three/10676/were-back-where-we-belong-says-altrincham-manager-lee-sinnott/?utm_source=Football+Contacts&utm_campaign=2338786189-&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_1f5eedf590-2338786189-55443521