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Billy Rowley prepares for big step up as Yeovil Town manager

Billy Rowley reckons he’s served his apprenticeship to take the reins at Yeovil Town – and is aiming to take them back to the promised land!

Billy Rowley has set his sights on leading Yeovil Town back to the Football League

Billy Rowley prepares for a huge step up as he takes on the role of Yeovil Town boss.By Jon Couch

Billy Rowley reckons he’s served his apprenticeship to take the reins at Yeovil Town – and is aiming to take them back to the promised land.
The 43-year-old was the first choice to replace Richard Dryden in the Glovers' hotseat after earning a reputation as one of the game’s brightest young managers in an 18-month spell in charge of Walton & Hersham.
Walton revealed they had received an approach for Rowley during their Southern League Premier South match against Hungerford Town last Saturda...

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