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LOCK HAS A KEY TO SUCCESS

ISTHMIAN SOUTH CENTRAL
BRACKNELL Town will hope their decision to axe boss Geoff Warner a day after defeat in last season’s play-off pays off.
They’ve appointed talented coach Sam Lock on a two-year deal, who has been learning his trade for the last ten years as number two at Maidenhead United.
James Mulley, the former Hayes and Yeading, AFC Wimbledon, Braintree and Maidenhead winger, is an impressive signing for the Robins.
Marlow have kept a solid core from their play-off squad of last year while Westfield, in their second season at Step 4, can continue upsetting the odds unde...

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