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COL’S CHIPS AREN’T DOWN

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MARK COLLIER doesn’t expect his Chippenham side to suffer from stage fright next season in the National League South.
Collier is looking forward to Wednesday’s fixture release and said: “Clearly time will tell how well we do, but it holds no fears for us.
“We’re an unknown quantity, but we’re not going to be overawed by the league, that’s for sure. I think the players will cope with what’s ahead.
“It will become a lot more real on Wednesday, we’re looking forward to seeing who we’re playing and when.”

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