Northern Premier League

GLADIATORS ARE READY TO CHARGE UNDER DAVE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 October 2018

By Hugo Varley
AFTER a sowwhat chaotic start to the season, Matlock Town’s fortunes may well be finally looking up under the guidance of new manager Dave Frecklington.
Frecklington arrived at Causeway Lane last month following the departure of former boss Davie Hoole, with the club sitting second from bottom in the Evo-Stik Premier League with just one win from their first six league games.
But, in the three weeks since his appointment, Frecklington has overseen a complete squad overhaul with no fewer than NINE players leaving the club, with the same number coming in.
Despite Frecking...

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