National League South

New Hawks boss has a lot on plate

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 September 2023

HAVANT & W’LOOVILLE 1 TRURO CITY 3
By Trevor Brock

HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLE’S new boss Steve King sat in the stands with a watching brief before formally taking over on Monday. Caretaker boss Shaun Gale took the squad after former boss Jamie Collins was relieved of his post on Friday.
The home side are in poor shape at the moment, visitors Truro City winning at a canter and constantly exposing the bottom team’s lack of cohesion.
It took just 16 minutes for the Cornishmen to go in front. Connor Riley-Lowe’s cross was headed powerfully against the ba...

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