Armstrong Is Already Putting His Extra Cash To Good Use

The new Quakers boss has returned to his old club Blyth Spartans to sign Michael Liddle.

The left-back was outstanding last season and he follows his former boss across the North East.

It is sure to be a busy summer - especially thanks to the £80,000 already raised.

The club’s Boost the Budget Campaign have days to run and fans back the club by digging deep.

Chief Executive Officer David Johnston says that he is “flabbergasted” by the sum raised so far.

“The generosity and loyalty of Darlington fans never cease to amaze me,” he told the club’s website. “To reach £80,000 within weeks says so much of them.

“There is no need to stop at £80,000, fans are quite welcome to continue pledging towards the budget.

“It all helps Alun to build a team that is able to compete well with other clubs in this division.”