Non-League Paper

A SECOND COMING FOR DEAN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2019

Lee FOWLER

WREXHAM will be in a good place with Dean Keates back in charge.
I had offered my services to go into the club to help out because I want to see them do well.
Honestly, I feel a bit sorry for Bryan Hughes. I didn’t think he quite had the tools around him – a full-time staff – to be successful. It’s a massive club and you need a strong support network.
The club made the decision to change it. When I saw them against Solihull Moors they lacked ideas but on Tuesday night against Harrogate you could see that Keates has done work on their shape and there see...

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