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Haylock ‘a milestone’ for Moles

Binfield chairman Andy Cotton says landing experienced manager Garry Haylock is a “huge milestone” for the club.
Haylock

BINFIELD chairman Andy Cotton says landing experienced manager Garry Haylock is a “huge milestone” for the club.
Haylock is one of the game’s most talented coaches having led Hayes & Yeading United to promotion to the National League in 2009 before spending four years as first team coach and analyst at Football League club Exeter City.
A former professional with the likes of Huddersfield Town and a host of Northern Irish clubs, he has also managed at Farnborough, Walton & Hersham and Bedfont and been involved in numerous high-profile academies.
Haylock joins Isthmian South Central Mo...

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