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Ian’s spirit is rubbing off on his Crusaders

Ian’s spirit

By MATT BADCOCK
THE BIG INTERVIEW IAN HERRING

SO PROUD: Hungerford Town boss Ian Herring admitted he got emotional after last week’s against-all-odds with at Slough

CHILLI and cupcakes – they might not be the answer to everything but when Hungerford Town needed a lift, that’s what they got.
It’s been a tough time for Ian Herring and his Crusaders. At the foot of the National League South table, last week the club announced a budget deficit that means the players are unpaid and the launch of a funding scheme.
So, last Thursday night – two days before th...

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