Non-League Paper

IT’S SPELT EM FOR MARLON

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 May 2018

MARLON Adams has made a swift return to the game as coach at Northern Counties East Division One side AFC Emley.
Adams, who recently quit as manager of Harrogate Railway Athletic, and previously ran local sides Field AFC and Lower Hopton, has become the first summer signing for Emley boss Joe Howson and his assistant James Mahoney.
Howson said: “Marlon has just the right combination of experience and network of contacts.
“He’ll be a great support for myself and James as well as helping move the club forward.”
Adams said: “My experience and attributes will hopef...

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