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KINSEY IS REUNITED WITH CHIEF

KINSEY IS

LURED: Celtic took James Kinsey from Wythenshawe

NEW manager James Kinsey believes Stalybridge Celtic have struck gold with new joint majority shareholder Nigel Jones.
The pair are reunited having worked together at North West Counties League side Wythenshawe Town where Kinsey was manager and Jones a director.
“I had a great relationship with Nigel and, regardless of how I do, he will get the club to where he wants it to be,” Kinsey, 31, said.
“Nigel is a clever man and somebody who is relatable. He will mix with the supporters and you will find he is just as...

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