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Lita ready to cut his cloth with Pitmen job

Former Premier League striker Leroy Lita has thrown his hat in the ring to become Hednesford Town’s permanent manager having been placed in caretaker charge last weekend.
Lita ready

By Andy Mitchell

BOSS: Leroy Lita is in caretaker charge at Hednesford

FORMER Premier League striker Leroy Lita has thrown his hat in the ring to become Hednesford Town’s permanent manager having been placed in caretaker charge last weekend.
The 37-year-old Reading legend, touted for an England call-up on the back of a 14-goal haul for the Royals in 2006-07, stepped up alongside fellow former professional Martin Riley when Keenen Meakin-Richards and his backroom staff stepped down following a 2-1 defeat at home to Bedford Town.
That left the Pitmen with two points from five Southern Lea...

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