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ABBOTT IS BACK IN WITH THE OLD

ABBOTT IS

RETURN: Marc Abbott

By Robin Jones
MARC ABBOTT insists there was no fall-out with struggling St Neots Town after standing down as manager to reclaim his former job at Haverhill Rovers this week.
Abbott was unable to save the Saints from relegation from BetVictor Southern Premier last season, and quit with them falling to second from bottom of Division One Central with just two wins to their name all season. This week, he was put back in charge of the Eastern Counties Premier Division strugglers, replacing James Bloomfield, who at the age of 26, was one of the youngest managers in the Pyr...

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