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Cambridge United v Gateshead
Saturday 4th August, 3pm
Blue Square Bet Premier
Abbey Stadium
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Darlington 2 Gateshead 0
Blue Square Bet Premier
Saturday 28th August
New stadium...
Dates for your diary...
Sat 04/09/2010 - Cambridge United (BSBP), 3pm - Away @Abbey Stadium
Tues 07/09/2010 - Southport (BSBP), 7:45pm - Home, Gateshead International Stadium
Sat 11/09/2010 - Altrincham (BSBP), 3pm - Home, Gateshead International Stadium
Sat 18/09/2010 - Crawly Town (BSBP), 3pm - Away @ Broadfield Stadium
Tues 21/09/2010 - Grimsby Town (BSBP), 7:45pm - Home, Gateshead International Stadium
Sat 25/09/2010 - Luton Town (BSBP), 3pm - Home, Gateshead International Stadium
Tues 28/09/2010 - Histon (BSBP), 7:45pm - Away @ Glassworld Stadium
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Survival instinct needs to kick in
Date: Saturday 16th January 2010, by Heed Army
What a difference a year makes, the Conference Premier was only but a whisper on Heed fans lips, with Gateshead riding high in the Conference North table this time last year.
Now the Conference premier brings the big name clubs to the international stadium, but also big time worries as the Tynesider's slipped back into the relegation zone!
Only two weeks are left in the transfer window, fingernails are being bitten down to the bone with only one transfer and a loan having come in. it was expected to be a busy transfer window for the Heed.
Daryl Clare's transfer from Mansfield Town is a major signing for the club after an impressive loan stint, while Rikki Bains loan move from Darlington looks a solid signing.
"One swallow doesn't make a summer" and heed fans know and believe more signings are paramount in our fight for survival. After today's result, the club need to be ruthless in their approach, which may well mean breaking the wage structure but surely that's a risk worth taken rather than the alternative cost of relegation?
Let's hope we see some quality movement soon in the market place!
Here's a man who knows how to survive, maybe he can teach us a trick