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COOKE KEEN ON BETTER LUCK

BRAD COOKE admits his record in the FA Cup as a player was disappointing but his luck may be changing in management.
The 33-year-old jumped into his first managerial role this summer with West Didsbury & Chorlton and has led them to an impressive start in both the North West Counties League Division One South and the famous cup competition.
They’re unbeaten in their first six league games, winning five, and sunk higher-league Squires Gate in the extra preliminary round.
Last week they earned a highly respectable 0-0 draw at Northern Premier League side Stalybridge Celtic to force ...

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