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GIVEN A CHANCE AS BOSS, I’D DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN

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THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY: STUART FLEETWOOD
By CHRIS DUNLAVY

STUART Fleetwood started as he meant to go on. A rapid striker with an unerring eye for goal, he was signed by Cardiff City as a teenager after ripping it up in a trial game and would spend the next two decades banging them in for a host of EFL and Non-League sides.
Now managing Swindon Supermarine in Southern League Premier South, the 38-year-old recalls those early days at Ninian Park, reveals the madcap training methods of Martin Allen and explains why Gareth Bale isn’t the best player he’s shared a d...

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