Non-League Paper

DAVIES: BIG SAM WAS MY ADVISOR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2017

Port boss Kev reveals influence

By Alan Jones

THERE were moments during Kevin Davies’ first full training session as the Southport manager that left a telling impression.
As Davies laid out what he expected from his new squad in meticulous detail, he referred to the videos he had spent hours scrutinising, assessing how players can improve their own game, what his team can do better and where they can exploit the weaknesses he has identified in opposing sides.
Two days into his first job in management and already Davies was looking to use his analysis to gain an advantage, his level...

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