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BARGAIN BUY MAC PROVES WORTH

GOAL KING: Macaulay Langstaff

MACAULAY Langstaff had just set a new National League record of 41 goals in a season when head coach Luke Williams made a confession. After a national newspaper journalist suggested the £50,000 Notts had paid Gateshead the previous summer was the bargain of the century, Williams joked it was starting to look like they’d ripped off the north-east club. Langstaff arrived at Meadow Lane on the back of a fine season for the Heed, helping them to the National League North title and eager to push on in the next chapter of his career.
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