Non-League Paper

JOHN DELIVERS DESPITE BUDGET

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

IF a Football League club want a National League manager to be their next boss, then look no further than John Askey.
John is doing a great job at Macclesfield Town, once again, and no one could say he doesn’t deserve the chance. Top of the league, there can’t be many people who thought they’d start the season as well as they have.
I mean this with all due respect, but if they had more talented players they’d be running away with the league. Every time I’ve seen them, they play really good football. Macc’s problem, with the wages they pay, means players w...

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