The Big Interview

I’M READY FOR TURN IN CHARGE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 September 2020

By Mark Carruthers
MORPETH Town manager Stephen Turnbull has settled into life in the dugout as his side finalise their plans for the new season.
The former Blyth Spartans midfielder was named as successor to long-serving manager Nicky Gray earlier this summer and is now just a fortnight away from overseeing his first competitive game.
Grantham Town will provide the opposition at an expectant Craik Park as Morpeth look to build on an encouraging first season in Step 3.
The Highwaymen were in fine form and sat on the fringe of the Premier Division play-offs when last season was cut short by ...

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