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UP AND RUNNING – WITH A BIT OF BREKKIE!

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SALFORD CITY are making the best of their move to full-time football with GPS tracking, yoga – and their very own breakfast club.
The National League North side made the move from two nights a week to daytime training in the summer.
Anthony Johnson, who is joint-boss alongside Bernard Morley, says they are making the best use of the time after a strong start to the season with six wins and two draws from their opening eight games.
Johnson and Morley have embraced new technologies on offer now they have more contact time with their squad.
GPS, heat maps and video analysis have all p...

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