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Steve Wilson is Bourne again as appointment is confirmed

Wilson fills the void left by former Grimsby Town, Lincoln City and Mansfield Town striker Nathan Arnold, who left by mutual consent in May and has since taken over at Newark Town.
Nathan Arnold

STEVE Wilson is back in charge of United Counties outfit .

Wilson fills the void left by former Grimsby Town, Lincoln City and Mansfield Town striker Nathan Arnold, who left by mutual consent in May and has since taken over at Newark Town.

After his first managerial job with the Wakes, Wilson left in 2016 for Premier Division side Peterborough Northern Star, where he spent two-and-a-half seasons at the helm before stepping down in May last year.

Bourne have successfully appealed against being moved sideways into the Thurlow Nunn .

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