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Repreive has given Wythenshawe Town new strength

New Wythenshawe Town boss Chris Willcock says stability is the key in Step 4 this season as they look to make the most of their relegation reprieve.
PEDIGREE George

By Tony Bugby

New Wythenshawe Town boss Chris Willcock says stability is the key in Step 4 this season as they look to make the most of their relegation reprieve.
Willcock succeeds Rory Fallon who resigned at the end of a challenging season in which Town escaped relegation from NPL West on a technicality.
Town finished fourth bottom but, with 46 points, they had a superior total to teams in the other NPL divisions following the demise of National League North club Farsley Celtic.
And new boss Willock admits he is excited for the challenge.
Ambition
“From my point of view, Town have an ambi...

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