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Skuse is Bury’s Cole-den boy

Football League stalwart Cole Skuse says he is excited by his first role in management after hanging up his boots to to take charge at Bury Town.

Skuse is

By Jon Couch

Football League stalwart Cole Skuse says he is excited by his first role in management after hanging up his boots to to take charge at Bury Town.
The 37-year-old will take his first steps in management at Ram Meadow after having made over 600 professional appearances for the likes of Bristol City, Ipswich Town and Colchester United.
Skuse replaces Ben Chenery, who left the Blues after nine years just before the end of the season, and becomes only the club’s third permanent manager this century.
“I am really looking to forward to joining Bury Town and meeting the players and s...

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