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‘I won at Wembley yet now I’m much happier’

‘I won

DAVE BAYLISS’ NEW LEASE OF LIFE

BY CHRIS DUNLAVY

TEN years ago, Dave Bayliss led unfancied Barrow to a remarkable victory over Stevenage to lift the FA Trophy at Wembley.
Three years, one relegation and the acrimonious departure of co-manager Darren Sheridan later, he was sacked.
Since then, nothing. The 43-yearold – whose CV also includes a promotion from Conference North and two appearances in the FA Cup third round – simply vanished from the football landscape.
“I’ve had offers to go back in,” explains the former Rochdale and Luton defender. “...

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