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COWLEY HAS NOT CHANGED HIS WAY

COWLEY HAS

By John Lyons

RISE: Danny Cowley

DANNY Cowley believes the lessons he learned in Non-League are standing him in good stead as a Championship manager. Over little more than a decade, the former PE teacher climbed from the Essex Senior League to English football’s second tier, alongside brother Nicky for most of the way.
It’s been a remarkable journey via Concord Rangers, Braintree and Lincoln to his current home, Huddersfield. No-one could have predicted it, but Cowley, who took the Terriers’ reins in September, is grateful for that long and winding journey from Non-Leag...

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