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FRAM PUT FAITH IN ABRAHAM

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 June 2018

LIAM Abraham has been chosen to lead Framlingham Town into their first-ever season in the Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties Premier Division.
Abraham, 29, spent four years as the club’s under- 18s manager and last season also managed the reserve team. He also turned out for the first team on four occasions.
He replaces Mel Aldis, 57, who spent nearly seven years with the club and led them to promotion last season as runners-up to Woodbridge but said that he would not have the time to run a team at Step 5.
James Cantrell, assistant under Aldis, will be joining the club committee.

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