Non-League Paper

SNAPE IS CHOSEN SAVIOUR

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 December 2021

MIDLAND Premier strugglers Uttoxeter Town this week appointed Paul Snape as their new manager.
Former Leek CSOB and Eccleshall number two Snape fills the gap left by the resignation of Elliot Millin, who led the club to promotion to Step 5 and their first appearance in the FA Cup.
Millin quit after a poor run of results saw Uttoxeter slide down the table to just four points off the bottom.
Friday’s 1-0 home defeat by leaders Hanley Town was their six successive defeat. They have failed to win since October 16 and conceded 23 goals while scoring none.

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