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Marine boss Neil Young hoping to catch some new players

Marine are about to begin their latest adventure of National League North football but boss Neil Young is happy to wait a little longer – he still needs to get some players in!
Marine boss

By Matt Badcock

TASTE OF SUCCESS: Marine celebrate winning promotion from the NPL Premier
PICTURE: Alun Roberts

MARINE are about to begin their latest adventure of National League North football but boss Neil Young is happy to wait a little longer – he still needs to get some players in!
It’s not for the lack of trying, of course. Young is one of the best recruiters in the game with last season’s NPL Premier play-off glory at the Mariners the seventh of his managerial career.
It is also a second in three years for the north-west outfit who have had a rapid ascent to their highest ever l...

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