Non-League Paper

Let’s praisepatient Pam

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2017

FRANK de Boer, Harry Redknapp and Michael Brown all lost their jobs last week. The game’s gone mad! Each manager has come into their respective clubs and had to change a lot of things around, but given no time at all.
This brings me to our own manager Craig Harrison of Hartlepool United. We got off to a poor start in our new National League season, prompting a number of people to call for his head.
But after amassing 13 points from a poissible 15 before yesterday, Harrison has changed it all around.
It takes a lot to come into a club and change a losing mentality and to get it running...

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