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GREENING: I’D LOVE TO BOSS YORK

GREENING: I’D

Former ace’s vow to boyhood club

By Jon Couch

IN FULL FLIGHT: Jonathan Greening holds off Wayne Rooney while in Premier League action for West Brom
PICTURE: PA Images

FORMER Premier League star Jonathan Greening says he’d love to manage boyhood club York City one day – but admits old mate Steve Watson will be a difficult man to replace.
A product of the Minstermen academy, Greening went onto enjoy a glittering career at the top flight with Manchester United and West Brom before ending his career back in Non- League, with Tadcaster Albion, in 2017.
In between, the 41-yea...

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