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KING HOLDS THE ACES FOR PITMEN

NPL WEST
By John Lyons

IF ANYONE finishes above Hednesford Town in the coming campaign, there’s a good chance they’ll be champions.
With ambitious new owners bringing vastly experienced boss Steve King and a host of quality signings through the door, the Pitmen are going all out to make the most of their relegation reprieve (see centre pages).
Paul Carden’s Nantwich Town will be one of the sides eager to get the better of Hednesford and their focus will be on league success after their superb exploits in the cup last term.
Last season’s runners-up Runco...

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