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NEW DUO AT BLUES PAIR LEAVE DOCK

CRAIG Adams and Kyle Critchell have been appointed as the new joint managers of the Wessex Premier side Portland United.
Adams, a UEFA A licensed coach, played for Northampton Town and several non league clubs including King’s Lynn Town and Rugby Town.
He has coached at several clubs in the pyramid and has joined from Dorset Premier side Swanage Town & Herston, who he led on a 14-game unbeaten run. Critchell has returned for a second spell in charge at Portland.
The pair have replaced Shaun Bessant and Josh Hickman, who took over from Critchell in September, but who have ...

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