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Wot’s got his work cut out

Paul Wotton admits steering homeless Truro City has been an almost ‘unmanageable’ job at times this season, but has hailed his ‘bullet-proof’ squad of players for giving fans hope for a bright new future.
Wot’s got

By Jon Couch

ON THE MOVE: Truro City are playing at their third different home ground this season.

LONG-SUFFERING Paul Wotton admits steering homeless Truro City has been an almost ‘unmanageable’ job at times this season, but has hailed his ‘bullet-proof’ squad of players for giving fans hope for a bright new future.
Wotton’s White Tigers are acclimatising to life at a THIRD different home ground this season, this time 200 miles away from the club’s spiritual home in the deepest south west.
One of the wettest winters on record has left the nomadic Cornish club with no fewer than five ga...

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