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Mild manner will need to adapt

Title-winning player-boss Phil Weavers says his Mildenhall Town side will need to quickly adapt to life at Step 4 next season.
Mild manner

By Ed Moss

PROMOTION: Phil Weavers

TITLE-WINNING player-boss Phil Weavers says his Mildenhall Town side will need to quickly adapt to life at Step 4 next season.
Hall were crowned Eastern Counties League Premier Division champions on Monday with a 1-0 win over Lakenheath.
Kieran Twinn’s second-half strike means that Mildenhall will play in Isthmian North next season.
“Mildenhall are considered a big fish at Step 5, without a doubt we’re one of the bigger clubs at the level,” Weavers told The NLP. “It’s a big step, Step 5 to Step 4, and we’re going to go from being that big fish to very m...

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