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Citizens demand attention!

CRAIG DAVIS is banking on military precision to knock his Winchester City troops into line.
The Citizens threatened the Southern League South West play-offs two seasons in a row but fell agonisingly short each time. Now, talented boss Davis has devised a plan to ensure this year’s march towards Step 3 advances over the line.
Aided by his assistant Sean Birchnall – head coach of the British Army Senior team – Davis has recruited evergreen stalwart SSgt Keith Emmerson, who has won no fewer than four promotions with the likes of Poole Town, Taunton Town, Farnborough and Stree...

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