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Simon’s in the fast lane with Ks

Simon’s in

By Neil Harvey

Simon Lane says he is willing to work ‘night and day’ in order to give Kingstonian fans something to cheer.
Lane left Isthmian South Central neighbours Westfield to take over the reins of the Step 3 strugglers this week after caretaker chief Spencer Knight stepped down to pursue an opportunity overseas.
Experienced coach Lane is looking to arrest the Ks’ recent slide down the table and takes over with the homeless club lying fourth bottom of the Isthmian Premier table, just four points clear of the relegation zone.
“[I’m] delighted and proud to be given the honour of managin...

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