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CLIFFORD HAS THE RUSH OF BEING IN CHARGE

CLIFFORD HAS

By Hugo Varley

BUSY MAN: Mark Clifford

MARK CLIFFORD had to endure a rather frantic few days after being handed the Ilkeston manager’s job on Tuesday.
But the former Basford United assistant, who is a highly regarded figure at Ilkeston after enjoying a successful playing career with the Robins, is already excited by the rush of first team management.
“It has been a bit mad so far!” laughed Clifford, after replacing Lee Fowler in the New Manor Ground hotseat.
“I have not really been off the phone since Tuesday. I have been in somewhat of a daze for most of the time...

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