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BOSS COOK LEADS MASS CITY EXODUS

By Robin Jones
MANAGER Clive Cook has led a mass walk-out at Canterbury City – taking his backroom team and his entire first team playing squad with him.
The exodus of the Southern Counties East Premier club followed a decision to cut the playing budget as a consequence of further delays in plans to build a new stadium.
A club statement revealed: “It was explained that due to the stadium planning application being pushed back until late summer 2020, and the knock on effect that this has had with potential sponsors that a budget review was necessary and the club needed to re-eval...

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