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Rochdale boss Jimmy McNulty ready for their big test

Rochdale boss

By John Lyons

When Jimmy McNulty said he was ‘absolutely devastated’ after Rochdale lost their Football League status last season, you know he really meant it – and it’s given him a burning desire to lead them back there.
The 38-year-old joined Dale in 2015 and has gone on to make well over 200 appearances, the bulk of them in League One. His game time diminished in the last couple of seasons as he took on player-coach duties.
Last term he also stepped up to the plate twice as interim manager. Firstly after the early season sacking of Robbie Stockdale and then in the closing stages followin...

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