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EARL PUTSTOWN IN SAFE HANDS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 June 2019

SURGEON Philip Earl may be just what the doctor ordered for Malvern Town as they prepare to make their historic move to the Hellenic League. He has been appointed as director of football at the HDAnywhere Community Stadium.
A semi-retired consultant oral surgeon, Earl has been club doctor at several Non- League outfits, joining Chorley in 1989 and also spending six years at Kidderminster Harriers.
He volunteered his services at the London 2012 Olympic Games and the Glasgow Commonwealth Games two years later.
Earl linked up with Malvern when he moved to live in the town.
He said: “F...

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