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McKIMM IS IN NO RUSH TO RECRUIT

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STEVE MCKIMM has urged Tonbridge Angels fans not to panic over a lack of transfer activity this summer.
Angels missed out on a Premier Division play-off place by just one place and one point last season after spending much of the campaign in the top five.
But while big-spending Billericay Town, Margate and Dulwich Hamlet have further strengthened their squads to boost their promotion charge, McKimm has been somewhat quieter on the transfer market, bringing in just two new additions this summer for the departed Jack Parter.
Still, the former Sutton United and Ebbsfleet midfield ace is hap...

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