Non-League Paper

BOWYER’S CAUTION AT 1874

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 July 2020

STEP 5 & 6
By Garry Clarke
JOINT manager of 1874 Northwich, Paul Bowyer, has revealed what it’s like creating effective socially distanced sessions.
“It’s great to be back with all the lads again. We are now in the position where we are trying to create sessions to accommodate the large numbers we are getting,” he said.
Bowyer and co-boss Wayne Goodison decided to make the return to training optional due to the current circumstances; however, excellent numbers have attended each session.
“It’s what sets our players apart. We said it was optional but t...

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