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WOTTON HAS A PROJECT TO KEEP TIGERS ROARING

WOTTON HAS

By John Lyons

HIGH-FLIERS: Truro City were a point clear at the top of the Premier South division when the season was brought to a sudden halt

ROOKIE boss Paul Wotton says his decision to stay at Truro City was a ‘no-brainer’ - and is now eyeing a renewed promotion assault.
The former Plymouth Argyle player and assistant manager took the reins at the White Tigers last summer and quickly helped turn their fortunes around following relegation from National League South.
Indeed, the Cornwall outfit were top of Southern League Premier South when the season came to a premature hal...

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