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DIS WAS CAPTAIN MARVEL

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Gregor ROBERTSON

NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAY-OFF WINNER TURNED JOURNALIST
CRAIG MERITS FRUITFUL FUTURE

MEMORABLE: Disley celebrates when at Grimsby.

the much talked about inflatables
PICTURE: Action Images

STANDING on the pitch at Braintree Town after the National League play-off semi-final second leg in 2016, mobbed by jubilant fans; Clem, a microphone and a BT Sport cameraman waiting for his reaction, Craig Disley’s eyes began to pool with tears. His lip trembled. Words wouldn’t come out. None were needed to show what it meant to Grimsby’s captain to be returning to We...

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