Non-League Paper

PARK LIFE JUST WASN’T TO BE!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2019

IT’S TIME to look for the next challenge after leaving Bradford Park Avenue. I went in with former Kettering manager Marcus Law on a consultant basis to help out.
They’d had a difficult start in the National League North so there was a lot to deal with when we first arrived. A lot of players were on contracts that we had to move on.
Individually, the players were good. But there was too much inexperience – especially when you compare it to last season under Mark Bower when they had the likes of Luca Havern, Steven Drench and Nicky Wroe. I wouldn’t say it was poor rec...

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