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HOLLERAN RECEIVES THE CALL AS BOSS

By Jon Couch

NUMBER ONE: Paul Holleran

EXPERIENCED boss Paul Holleran is to lead the Halesowen Town dugout until the end of the season following a successful interim spell in charge.
The long-standing Leamington boss returned for a second spell with the Yeltz back in May as assistant to Russ Penn.
But after Penn departed on October 21, Holleran took interim charge and led the side to Southern Premier Central victories over his former club and Stamford.
That took the Yeltz to 10th in the table, three points off the play-offs with games in hand, having made the play-offs last seas...

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