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Ards aims for the stars with Cards!

Neal Ardley is looking to the stars with Woking this season after a successful battle against relegation last time out.
Ards aims

By Tony Banks

NEAL ARDLEY is looking to the stars with Woking this season.
The Cards manager admits that there was a huge sigh of relief around Kingfield at the end of last season, as Woking battled their way out of relegation trouble and into the safety of 15th place in the National League.
From the moment the former AFC Wimbledon, Solihull Moors, Notts County and York City manager took over at Kingfield in December, with Woking in deep trouble in 19th place, it became a long hard haul for survival.
The Cards remarkably lost only three out of 23 league games after Ardley took over. The pro...

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