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DORMER LEADS A FLEETING AMBITION

By Jon Couch
NEW Fleet Town chairman Chris Arnold believes he has the set-up in place to help lead the Southern League Central side into an exciting new era.
The Hampshire club were left stunned by the sudden death of chairman Steve Cantle in December with the Blues unable to pay players’ wages.
Player/manager Craig Davis left to take over rivals Winchester City in March but the club managed to retain the majority of the squad as the board of directors sought longterm financial security.
This week, Arnold announced the appointment of former Guildford City boss Steve Dormer as the club...

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