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DALE’S FINAL OUTING

By Emile Harrison

HARROGATE v ROCHDALE
Tomorrow, Kick-off: 12.30pm
ROCHDALE will bring their 102-year stay in the Football League to an end with a visit to Harrogate, who have had just three years at this level.
Jimmy McNulty will take the helm once more for the trip across the Pennines.
Chairman Simon Gauge, meanwhile, has received praise from the fans for a statement he has released, which included: “Every single one of us who supports this club in any way is gutted with the way this season has turned out.”
Harrogate could equal their best-ever finish of 17th wi...

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