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HARRISON LOOKS TO STABILISE

SAFETY is the main objective for Bostik North new boys Basildon United, says manager Marc Harrison.
A dramatic final day win saw the Bees sneak into second spot and win promotion from the Essex Senior League.
Back at Step 4 for the first time since 1991, Basildon boss Harrison just wants to stay there.
“We have got to keep Basildon United in this division”, he told the Basildon Echo. “It will be a tough league to go into and our first objective will be to secure safety.
“If we’re able to pick up some points early on, then we will look to push on and a mid-table...

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