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Tigers were saved in the Nick of time!

Nick Spooner has sparked a remarkable transformation in the fortunes of Hyde United.
Tigers were

NPL PREMIER
By Toby Bugby

BACK IN BUSINESS: Hyde United are the surprise package in the NPL Premier this season following a difficult campaign last time out
PICTURE: Ian Charles

PLEASED: Hyde boss Nick Spooner

NICK SPOONER has sparked a remarkable transformation in the fortunes of Hyde United.
When former Bolton Wanderers player Spooner took over the Tigers’ hotseat in February, nine games before the end of the season, the team were battling relegation after a challenging campaign.
But, six months later, the 51-year-old has turned around fortunes at Ewen Fields – and it’s surprised h...

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