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WE’D NEVER GO IT ALONE!

WE’D NEVER

Slough Town joint-bosses Neil Baker and Jon Underwood reflect on 500 games in charge together

By MATT BADCOCK

PARTY TIME: Slough celebrate their promotion to Step 2 after beating King’s Lynn in the Southern Premier play-offs
PICTURE: Gary House

DREAM TEAM: Neil Baker, left, and Jon Underwood met in their playing days at Farnborough Town

LAY-OFF wins, FA Cup second round appearances and proving doubters wrong - a lot has happened since 2010 for Slough Town joiiit-manag- ers Neil Baker and Jon Underwood.
Yesterday the duo celebrated 500 games in charge together when the Rebels ...

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