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FLYING IN: New Alty stopper Oliver Byrne. Picture by Munro Sport Photography

Parkinson happy to seal a deal for ex-United stopper

STAYING: Experienced midfielder Ben Pringle has committed himself to another season at Altrincham Picture: Jonathan Moore

Parkinson pleased as Pringle commits to Alty project

GOAL: Jake Cooper rises to score against Weymouth

Cooper returns as Alty boss Parkinson bolsters back line

ARRIVAL: Altrincham new boy Liam Brockbank, right, in action for Lancaster City. Picture by Jonathan Moore

Double defensive swoop as Parkinson adds to ranks

ROBINS RETURN: Josh Lundstram lets fly against Spennymoor Town during his loan spell with Alty two years ago. Picture by Jonathan Moore

Triple coup for Parkinson as Robins add to the ranks

HIGH HOPES: Altrincham’s Isaac Marriott, right, in action against Yeovil last weekend. Picture by Jonathan Moore

Young player of the year Isaac commits to Robins

SUPPORT: Alty fans were at Notts County last weekend in their numbers. Picture by Jonathan Moore

Fans invited to celebrate as Alty end their part-time era

SCORER: Dan Mooney takes the game to Barnet. Picture by Jonathan Moore

Parkinson frustrated not to get maximum holiday haul

WING MAN: Dan Mooney in action against Wealdstone. Picture by Jonathan Moore

Mooney wants more as Alty look for a big finish

EQUALISER: Harry Perritt heads Alty level against Halifax on Good Friday from a Dan Mooney free-kick. Picture by Jonathan Moore

Parkinson wants Alty to plan as Goliath, not David

NUMBERS: Alty fans have been out in force this season

Robins set for new crowd record for home matches

LONG SERVANT: Shaun Densmore

Stars return to honour loyal long servant Shaun

GREAT SCOT: Ally McCoist poses with Altrincham’s disability footballers during his visit last week

Altrincham have an Ally as ex-Scotland star visits

UNITED FRONT: The two teams line up behind a Ukraine national flag before kick-off. Picture by Jonathan Moore

Matt finish is perfect way to mark ‘Ukraine night’

FOUL: Ryan Colclough is tripped by Eastleigh defender Andrew Boyce for a penalty that the Alty winger converted. Picture by Jonathan Moore

Parkinson hails his Alty as entertainers after big win

HAPPY DAYS: Ryan Colclough after scoring Altrincham’s fourth goal and making it 4-0 just before half time. Picture by Jonathan Moore

Robins ease their relegation fears with Weymouth win

BREAKTHROUGH: Dan Mooney fires home the opening goal against Dagenham and Redbridge. Picture by Jonathan Moore

Parkinson is full of praise after Alty blunt Daggers

MOVING OUT: Kennedy Digie (centre, facing camera) is leaving Alty on loan. Picture by Michael Ripley

Parkinson drafts in versatile Perritt on loan from Stanley

JOY: Ryan Colclough celebrates in front of the Golf Road End after his late equaliser. Picture by Jonathan Moore

Colclough’s focus earns point after bid rebuffed

REINFORCEMENT: Jake Cooper, left, and Alty boss Phil Parkinson. Picture by Michael Ripley

Cooper drafted in to shore up leaky Robins backline

LEVELLER: Toby Mullarkey fires home an equaliser from 30 yards against Torquay United. Picture by Michael Ripley

Toby confident results will come for tight-knit Robins

CONSOLATION: Jamie Morgan looks on as substitute A-Jay Leitch-Smith (out of pic) fires home Alty's late goal. Picture by Michael Ripley

County put Robins to the sword again as Hatters show their class

NEW FACE: Jamie Morgan signs for Alty at The J.Davidson Stadium alongside manager Phil Parkinson. Picture by Michael Ripley

Robins swoop for Morgan after Senior switch to Carlisle

GOOD DISPLAY: Adam Porter drove Alty forward against Bromley

Bromley display a sign of how far Robins have come

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