National League North

TOOTH’S HUNGRY TO GRAB SECOND CHANCE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 October 2020

By Tom Scott
UNDERFIRE manager Neil Tooth has praised his working relationship with the Sutton Coldfield Town hierarchy – after chairman Nick Thurston gave him the dreaded vote of confidence.
The Royals suffered heavy backto- back defeats in the space of a week, a 7-1 hammering by Belper Town followed by a 6-0 thrashing at home to Lincoln United. With speculation rife over Tooth’s future at the club, Thurston took swift action to end talk of his dismissal, something the manager feels can settle a few nerves. “It puts to bed a few rumours because the vultures were circling,...

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