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A natural Plymouth pathway

Chris McPhee says it is a “real privilege” to be given the chance to cut his managerial cloth at Plymouth Parkway – and says the lure of being a Non-League number one was impossible to turn down.
A natural

By Jon Couch

OPPORTUNITY: Plymouth Parkway boss Chris McPhee

CHRIS MCPHEE says it is a “real privilege” to be given the chance to cut his managerial cloth at Plymouth Parkway – and says the lure of being a Non-League number one was impossible to turn down.
The 41-year-old former Brighton, Torquay United and Swindon Town striker was unveiled as the new Bolitho Park boss this week following the departure of Lee Hobbs after seven years in charge.
Since hanging up his boots, McPhee has transitioned into coaching at the Exeter City Academy but now he believes the time is right to put his ski...

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