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HISKEY’S EYES ARE ONLY ON THE FIELD

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 June 2018

NEW boss Scott Hiskey says he wants to focus on matters on the field and not off it when he takes over at Haverhill Borough.
The 29-year-old former Coggeshall United assistant takes over a side left in disarray at the end of last season after losing their appeal to remain in the Eastern Counties League Premier Division due to off-field issues concerning their ground.
It saw management duo Anthony Choat and Cody Frazier and chairman Dave Hardwick step aside to clear the way for a new start to life at Step 6. But Hiskey insists he is not interested in behindthe- scenes ramblings and says his ...

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