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Craig’s excited to be the boss

Craig Stanley reckons it’s the perfect management after taking the plunge at Totton & Eling.
Craig’s excited

By Harry Gane

NOUS: Craig Stanley at Lincoln City

Craig Stanley reckons it’s the perfect management after taking the plunge at Totton & Eling.
The 39-year-old former Morecambe, Lincoln City man, among others, will begin his managerial career atthe Step 6 Wessex League Division One outfit.
The experiencedmidfield- er spent tain of who playa rung higher in the WessexPremier.
Stanley was keen to make Millers and get the ball rolling as a coach, some thing he has always been keen on.
“I’ve always wanted to get into management,and I just think thisis a perfect op- portunity,” hetold The ...

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