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Needham Market boss Kevin Horlock hails his FA Trophy heroes

To get this far in the Trophy is for everybody connected over the years, past and present.
Needham Market

By Matt Badcock

KEVIN HORLOCK says Needham Market’s FA Trophy run is the culmination of years of hard work by many people – and he wants everyone who has played their part at the club to share the success.
The Southern League Premier Central club are enjoying an historic run in Non- League’s top competition.
Scalps of Step 1 sides Wealdstone and Yeovil Town have set up a home date with National League South high-flyers Dartford on Saturday.
Needham boss Horlock is proud of his players – many of whom he believes can and will play at a higher level.
But the former Manchester City, West Ham an...

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