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WILLCOCK HAS GOT A QUACKING NUMBER

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By Robin Jones
CHRIS Willcock has stepped back into the managerial hot seat in the unique position of a play-off battle with his new club Shaw Lane.
The former Glossop North End manager has been unveiled as the new Ducks manager with the club firmly in the Evo-Stik Premier promotion picture.
The ambitious club parted company with Paul Quinn last weekend after four consecutive defeats without scoring a goal.

Chairman Craig Wood moved swiftly to appoint Willcock, who oversaw a 3-1 win against Sutton Coldfield Town on Tuesday night.
Willcock said: “It’s a unique opportunity w...

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