National League North

WE SIMPLY CAN’T SHOP AT HARRODS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2017

LIFE on the pitch is going well for Lewes too with Darren Freeman’s side top of the Bostik South.
Freeman took over in 2014 when they were struggling in Step 3 and still feels they were unlucky to slide out of the division.
Last year saw the Rooks miss out on the play-offs by six points but Freeman feels his young squad’s willingness to learn has helped put them among the pacesetters this season.
And the 44-yearold says he enjoys the rewards from working with a young, hungry group.
“Definitely,” Freeman says. “We’ve got Charlie Coppola, Ronnie Conlon, ...

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