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Gray’s so happy to be back home!

Gray’s so

By Jon Couch

FORMER England international Andy Gray says taking charge of first club Corinthian-Casuals was the only management job he would have considered.
The 59-year-old will complete an emotional return to King George’s Field when he leads Casuals from the beginning of next season.
Gray is planning for the role immediately, while interim boss Brian Adamson leads the end of their current Isthmian Premier campaign.
A popular winger or midfielder, Gray started out with-Casuals in January 1983, at the age of 18 where he was spotted by Crystal Palace manager Steve Coppell.
He made over 10...

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