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MATT’S LITTLE TASK

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 November 2018

LITTLE Oakley have chosen former Brantham Athletic manager Matt Carmichael to take charge of the Eastern Counties Division One South newboys.
Carmichael quit Brantham earlier this week after joint boss Michael Brothers quit to join Maldon & Tiptree.
Former Harwich & Parkeston manager Carmichael has replaced Sean Tynan, who stepped down at the end of October.
James Good, Daryl Eagle and Paul Lambert will comprise the rest of Carmichael’s management team.
Brantham have promoted from within, naming Ben Swan as their new manager assisted by players Craig Hughes and Jack Sibbons.
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