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Sam’s in the Stones zone!

Upbeat music, positive messages only and even group prayers – Sam Cox says Wealdstone’s survival story is something to be proud of.
Sam’s in

By Matt Badcock

THE GREAT ESCAPE: Wealdstone won three of their last five matches to stay up, under interim boss Sam Cox
PICTURE: Jon Taffel

UPBEAT music, positive messages only and even group prayers - Sam Cox says Wealdstone’s survival story is something to be proud of.
The Stones won three of their final five games to avoid the National League drop after a torrid run had left them peering over a cliff.
That saw David Noble, only appointed in January after Stuart Maynard johied Notts County, paid ways and the affable Cox handed the keys for the final stretch.
And the 33-year-old former...

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