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COOPS COPS OLD PAL RICH

COOPS COPS

MARK Cooper has added to his Yeovil Town staff after unveiling Richard Dryden as the club’s new first-team coach.
The 56-year-old teams up again with the Glovers boss following the expiration of his contract with Aldershot Town.
Dryden arrives at Huish Park with a wealth of experience as both player and coach, and has worked with Cooper at the likes of Forest Green Rovers, Tamworth, Darlington, Notts County and Barrow in the past.
“We know exactly how each other operates,” Cooper said.
“His services were in demand so we are delighted he’s chosen ...

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