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Gill’s got it good at Darlo

Dean Gill insists pride will not come before a fall for NPL Midlands newcomers Darlaston Town – whatever their on-field fortunes.
Gill’s got

By Andy Mitchell

ON THE UP: Darlaston Town have won two promotions in the last three season
PICTURE: Simon Cox/Button Oak Photopgraphy

BOSS Dean Gill insists pride will not come before a fall for NPL Midlands newcomers Darlaston Town – whatever their on-field fortunes.
Two promotions in three seasons under Gill makes it four in the 10 past years for the club, propelling Darlo from West Midlands (Regional) League Division Two to a first ever shot at Step 4.
But while many in that position might succumb to the urge to splash out, there will be no silly season in these parts.
Gill told The...

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