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BOSS HAKAN MAKING HAY IN A BID TO GET BACK IN

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By Matt Badcock

HAKAN HAYRETTIN is ready to scratch the management itch again.
The 48-year-old former Waltham Forest, Thurrock and Grays Athletic boss wants to get back in the dug-out after a season away.
Hayrettin’s last job was at Braintree Town, who he took over in September 2016 with the Iron in a relegation fight having won just twice in their opening 12 National League games.
Success came in the FA Cup as they reached the second round and an away date with Millwall, but they couldn’t quite survive in the league, slipping into the National League South on the final day o...

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