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LE RETURNEE TREV

TREVOR Newman has returned to Walsham-le-Willows following the sacking of Fergus O’Callaghan by the relegation-haunted Eastern Counties Premier Division side.
O’Callaghan, who had been in charge since October, was axed along with No.2 Darryl Tate following the 6-0 defeat at basement side Gorleston nine days ago.
Newman quit Walsham at the start of October after six straight defeats, but has now returned as assistant to former Bury Town head of recruitment Trevor Collins.
Chairman Keith Mills said: “After an initial five-game unbeaten run that moved us off the bottom of the...

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