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Legend Gas returns as Saints boss

Club legend Gareth Dean is back in the manager’s hotseat at Brackley Town following the resignation of Andy Whing.

BRACK IN BUSINESS: Gareth Dean is back in the hotseat at his beloved Brackley Town

Club legend Gareth Dean is back in the manager’s hotseat at Brackley Town following the resignation of Andy Whing.
The 36-year-old will lead the Saints until the end of the season, assisted by Ali Worby and another returning club favourite, James Armson.
FA Trophy winner Dean hung his boots up in the summer after having made over 450 appearances for the club, as well as two separate stints as interim manager.
But he has remained heavily involved behind the scenes at St James’ Park, helping with recruitment ...

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