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New Barrow boss Adam Murray gets set to make a mark in the National League

Hard graft, banning victim mentality and even taking on Go Ape – Adam Murray says Barrow’s pre-season is all about getting ready for a slap in the chops!

Summer fun has Barrow bonding
By Matt Badcock

MOVING ONWARDS: Adam Murray is settling into life with National League new boys Barrow
PICTURE: Adrian Hoskins

Hard graft, banning victim mentality and even taking on Go Ape – Adam Murray says Barrow’s pre-season is all about getting ready for a slap in the chops!
The Bluebirds boss knows what’s coming in the National League and that’s why he places so much emphasis on a solid pre-season.
“I love it,” Murray tells The NLP. “This is the most important part. I say it every pre-season, in this six weeks you’re not preparing your team and staf...

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