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DACK IS BACK –NOW HAWKS CAN FLY

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We can be a mini-Brighton

By John Lyons

FRESH START: Jimmy Dack must rebuild without Sergio Torres, Danny Mills and Alex Osborn, insets L-R

HIS budget may not be that of his predecessors but new Whitehawk manager Jimmy Dack believes the club can become a mini- Brighton in their community.
The 45-year-old former Newport County boss joined the club as assistant manager to Andy Woodman in February and played his part in keeping the toiling Hawks in National League South.
Ex-Northampton keeper Woodman left once the campaign was over, allowing Dack to step into the hotseat. Even a...

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