Isthmian Leagues

Shaun aims to raise bar high

Local hero Shaun Saunders was chuffed to lead Whitehawk to promotion – and is hoping his summer recruitment gives them the chance to repeat the trick.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 June 2023

By John Lyons

LOCAL hero Shaun Saunders was chuffed to lead Whitehawk to promotion – and is hoping his summer recruitment gives them the chance to repeat the trick.
The 58-year-old took the hotseat just over a year ago and kept the struggling Hawks in the Isthmian South East. This season he took them to the other end of the table and promotion was achieved via the play-offs after a thirdplace finish.
The former Peacehaven & Telscombe and Haywards Heath Town boss has already made a handful of impressive signings for next term, and is determined to give the Brighton-based club the best p...

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