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‘STRESSED’ GLENN’S GOING NOWHERE

GLENN TAMPLIN will stay involved with Billericay Town despite posting a cryptic message (pictured right) on social media suggesting he was ready to step down.
The big spending manager/ owner raised eyebrows this week when he said on his twitter account that he would be coming off social media and ‘hand over lots of other things for three months’ due to stress.
He said: “To all at Billericay football club and fans, I have made a decision to come off twitter and hand over lots of things for 3 months as I’m really feeling the stress and getting feelings like when I burn...

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