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Coach Jakub Pietrzak poles apart in Walton & Hersham’s bid for promotion

Jakub Pietrzak says his Walton & Hersham side have a “strong belief” they can go all the way in Southern League Premier South this season.
Jakub Pietrzak is unveiled as Walton & Hersham manager

By Jon Couch

Jakub Pietrzak says his Walton & Hersham side have a “strong belief” they can go all the way in Southern League Premier South this season.
The Polish coach has been named the Swans’ new permanent boss having stepped up from first-team coach following the departure of Billy Rowley.
Involved in the club’s coaching setup for over a year, Pietrzak took caretaker charge of the team last month when Rowley left to join full-time National League side Yeovil Town.
And he’s continued the Swans’ relentless march towards promotion, leading the team to three wins and a draw before the c...

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