Essex Senior Premier

Whats in a title toast for Walthamstow boss Terry

Terry Spillane celebrated Walthamstow’s first title in 37 years – and congratulated his players in the WhatsApp group.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 April 2022

By Joe Acklam

PROUD Terry Spillane celebrated Walthamstow’s first title in 37 years – and congratulated his players in the WhatsApp group.
Stansted’s 3-1 win over Redbridge on Tuesday night means no side can now catch the Stags at the top of the Essex Senior League.
Experienced Spillane is well used to success as boss of Aveley, Maldon & Tiptree, Thamesmead and Stanway Rovers, but he admits celebrating over a phone group chat with his squad a strange experience.
“It is normal stuff now it seems, we have a WhatsApp chat with the group and it felt like the phone was pinging every 10 secon...

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