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CITIZENS ON PATROL – LED BY EXODUS!

MUCH-TRAVELLED former EFL defender Exodus Geohaghon has been handed his first managerial role at Step 4 side Darlaston Town.
The 40-year-old turned out for a number of clubs including Peterborough, Mansfield and Torquay before enjoying a distinguished Non-League career.
Now, taking over from two-time promotion-winning boss Dean Gill, Geohaghon will look to steer the Citizens out of the NPL West relegation zone.
“I’m proud to be joining Darlaston Town. This is a club with real potential, a strong identity and a loyal fanbase,”Geohaghon said.
“I’m l...

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