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Paul’s Cooking up a glory return at Chesterfield

PAUL COOK says he wouldn’t have joined any other National League club – and wants to lead Chesterfield back to where he left them.
Paul’s Cooking

By David Richardson

BRING OUT THE BUBBLY: Chesterfield are seeking more success under returning boss Paul Cook, inset
PICTURE: Alamy

PAUL COOK says he wouldn’t have joined any other National League club – and wants to lead Chesterfield back to where he left them.
The 54-year-old has returned to the Technique Stadium seven years since departing the Spireites in League One.
The former Ipswich Town, Portsmouth and Wigan Athletic boss led Chesterfield to the League Two title in 2014 and then the playoffs the following season.
Cook replaces James Rowe, who left the club by mutual consent last...

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