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One Ell of an opportunity at Matlock Town

Craig Elliott jokes what might have been had his Glasshoughton Welfare beaten Graham Potter’s Leeds Carnegie back in 2010.
One Ell

By Matt Badcock

CRAIG ELLIOTT jokes what might have been had his Glasshoughton Welfare beaten Graham Potter’s Leeds Carnegie back in 2010.
A 1-0 defeat on a September evening still sticks in the memory of the former Shaw Lane and Boston United boss.
While Potter has taken over at Premier League Chelsea, Elliott has a new job of his own having been appointed new gaffer at Matlock Town.
“When I saw he went to Chelsea I had a little moment to myself thinking, I remember managing against him – what could have been that day if we’d have beat them!” Elliott laughed.
“It’s just brilliant. It sho...

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