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Scott Bartlett has got his Seagulls looking up!

Aiming one place higher than last season might not sound too ambitious but Weston-super-Mare boss Scott Bartlett has his eyes on the prize.
Scott Bartlett

Ambitious Weston looking up
By Andy Mitchell

AIMING one place higher than last season might not sound too ambitious but Weston-super-Mare boss Scott Bartlett has his eyes on the prize.

The Seagulls adapted well to life back in National League South, finishing a solid 13th after winning Southern League Premier South in 2023.
For Bartlett, it has been a labour of love without always having romance of instant success, following two Covid-disrupted seasons with a play-off defeat at Hayes & Yeading United before his side stamped its authority on Step 3.
Continuity has been the buzzword thro...

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