Southern Leagues

HALL IS ALL FOR ROVERS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 June 2023

JAMES HALL has been given his chance in management by Kempston Rovers – after largely cutting his teeth in women’s football.
Hall is a former head of analysis and first-team coach at Kings Langley, having previously enjoyed stints with the Amersham Town, Harlow Town and Watford FC ladies teams.
Hall, who replaces long-serving Ash Fuller at Hillgrounds, said: “I’m grateful for the opportunity given to me by the board. The set up at the club from the first team down is excellent and allows for an excellent pathway into the first team.”

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