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Tuesday’s Quiz: Managers

How many of these Non-League managers can you name?

Tuesday’s Quiz:

How many of these Non-League managers can you name?
1. I have been with my current club since 2011, guiding them from Step 4 all the way to the National League.
2. I am currently in my second ever managerial spell, having spent three months in charge of Notts County in League Two during 2016.
3. I have won promotion from the National League North on three separate occasions and am currently managing in the division once again, having left Stalybridge Celtic in 2016.
4. I enjoyed a distinguished playing career, winning promotions with both Dover Athletic and AFC Wimbledon before moving into management in 2017.
5. I played in the Premier League for West Ham and Liverpool. I am currently managing in Step 4.

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