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Mariners have the momentum

Neil Young says Marine will be whipping boys no more after ending the Crosby club’s three-year absence from the NPL Premier.
Mariners have

The only way is up for Young’s guns
By Chris Dunlavy

ROLLERCOASTER RIDE: Marine celebrate winning promotion. Insets: Boss Neil Young, left, and playing against Tottenham, right
PICTURE: Alun Roberts

NEIL Young says Marine will be whipping boys no more after ending the Crosby club’s three-year absence from the NPL Premier.
Relegated in 2019 for the first time in their 125-year history, the Mariners had spent the previous five seasons narrowly dodging the drop.
But the arrival of Young – who had previously won a hat-trick of promotions with Chester FC and a money-spinning FA Cup tie aga...

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