National League South

FRANK’S WITH THE ANGELS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 April 2020

TONBRIDGE Angels are mourning the death of former chairman Frank Davis.
The 95-year-old fell victim to coronavirus on Monday while in residence at a care home in Tunbridge Wells.
Davis became chairman in the 1980s and played his part in the fight to keep semi-professional football alive in the town.
He was also responsible for the appointment of one of the most successful managers in the club’s history, Phil Emblen.
The club said: “Our thoughts at this sad time are very much with his family. It is important that we never forget what people like Frank achieved in keeping our club...

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