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Yellows could lose Carden

MICKLEOVER 2 WARRINGTON T 2
By James Gordon

WARRINGTON Town fought back from 2-0 down to draw in what could be Paul Carden’s last game in charge.
The Yellows trailed to two first-half Dexter Walters goals, but earned a point through Luke Duffy and Sean Williams.
After the game, Warrington confirmed they had received an approach for Carden from an unnamed club in a higher division, believed to be National League North side AFC Telford United.
Carden, in the job since October 2016, was taking charge of his 221st game and it could have ended a lot worse given the first half. Led by...

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