Wellingborough Town boss Jake Stone says delivering a first top spot in for the club in more than 50 years is a great feeling – even though there was no title talk in the dressing room!
Not many United Counties League players get the chance to take on the likes of France and the Republic of Ireland, so it’s little wonder that Niels Hartman describes the past ten days as a ‘crazy experience’.
THE youngest manager in FA Cup history has parted company United Counties League outfit Blackstones after just three games in charge, none of them competitive.
Wilson fills the void left by former Grimsby Town, Lincoln City and Mansfield Town striker Nathan Arnold, who left by mutual consent in May and has since taken over at Newark Town.
The vastly experienced Hessenthaler, 55, already produced one rescue mission when he returned for his second spell in charge three years ago with Dover marooned at the bottom with seven points from 15 games.
Former Leeds United, Derby County and Ipswich Town striker Luke Varney is back with United Counties League Premier Division North outfit Quorn – the club where he started his career.
Arnold, 33, was appointed as joint manager with Simon Daws last August but their side played play just nine games before the campaign was curtailed due to covid.
Stone, who joined Town in May 2019 after 18 months in charge of Cogenhoe United, said that due to work commitments, he was unable to give the job as much time and effort as it needed, and was finding difficulty in attending midweek games and training sessions.