National League North & South

PRESSURE OF FULL-TIME WILL SPUR AMMIES

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 June 2017

SALFORD City joint-manager Bernard Morley is convinced he and Anthony Johnson will thrive under the pressure-cooker atmosphere in National League North next term.
The Ammies would already have been one of the favourites for promotion having finished fourth last season, but the fact they have gone full-time this summer and made a raft of impressive signings has ramped up the expectation levels another notch.
Yet Morley isn’t concerned about what the so-called experts are saying and is eager to confront the challenge head-on.
He told The NLP: “That added pressure of people from...

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