Isthmian Leagues

COOPER GETS A GRIP ON GRAYS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 August 2019

By David Richardson
JIM COOPER believes the Isthmian North title race is wide open this season – but expects his refurbished Grays Athletic to be in promotion contention.
The former Met Police boss took over the Blues in February and is tasked with bringing the good times back to the two-time FA Trophy winners. Grays finished seventh last season but were 21 points adrift of the play-offs and Cooper, who spent 15 seasons at Met, has almost completely rebuilt the squad this summer. “We’ve only kept four from last season’s squad,” he told The NLP having tied down ...

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