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Keith’s got his Blues singing

Keith Rowland says Brentwood Town’s hot start to life back at Step 3 is breeding confidence – but the early Isthmian Premier leaders aren’t just admiring the view.
Keith’s got

By Matt Badcock

ON A ROLL: Brentwood’s Charlee Hughes and manager Keith Rowland, inset
PICTURE:Nick Gunn

KEITH ROWLAND says Brentwood Town’s hot start to life back at Step 3 is breeding confidence – but the early Isthmian Premier leaders aren’t just admiring the view.
The Blues won the Isthmian North title last season after some recent near-misses including play-off final defeat the previous year.
And, after nine seasons away, they’ve continued that forward momentum to lead the way after six wins and a draw in their opening seven league games.
“We’re well-documented now,” boss Rowland to...

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