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COLLIER AIMS TO MAKE HIS MARK AGAIN

COLLIER AIMS

By Sam Rhodes

MARK COLLIER has ended his two-year exile from football to take over the Melksham Town hotseat – and he is ready to scrap for as many points as possible.
Collier spent six years at Chippenham Town, leading the Bluebirds to promotion to Step 2 with a momentous 103-point season in 2016-17, before leaving in 2020.
He had taken over the Town dugout in an interim capacity following the resignation of Richard Fey earlier this month, and had led the Black and Yellows to a thumping 5-1 win over Bristol Manor Farm in Southern League Division One South last Saturday befor...

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