Non-League Paper

CABLES RUN FULL CIRCLE FOR RETURNING BOSS DAVIES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 August 2020

By Freddie George
NEW PRESCOT Cables boss Craig Davies has promised his team will play with the handbrake off as they look to compete at the right end of the Northern Premier League Division One West table. The 31-year-old replaces Ste Pulling and Roy Grundy at the helm at Volair Park.
Davies was first team coach at Widnes and also coaches as Liverpool’s academy.
Davies said: ‘‘I’m delighted to accept the role as first team manager at Prescot Cables FC.
“Being a local lad, it’s great honour to be given a fantastic opportunity, trust and backing by the clu...

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