Non-League Paper

GOWLING’S LEADING A NEW REIGN FOR BULLS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 February 2020

Player-boss Josh puts new philosophy into practice

By Matt Badcock

NEW ROLE: Caretaker player-manager Josh Gowling

JOSH GOWLING hopes changing the mood at Hereford can earn him the trust to land the manager’s job permanently. The experienced former Bournemouth, Kidderminster Harriers and Grimsby Town defender is in caretaker charge following the departure of Russell Slade just 19 games into his reign.
It’s been tough going for the National League North Bulls with just one win in 14 when Slade left. Gowling, 36, says he’s been preparing for management for the last six ye...

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