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SPIRIT IS A SHORT WAY TO SUCCESS

SPIRIT IS

By John Lyons

LEADER: Chris Short played in Non-League for Hinckley United and Pickering Town
PICTURE: Oxford United

FORMER footballer Chris Short reckons his newly-launched army training camps will help build the leadership and team spirit that all successful teams need.
The 53-year-old, younger brother of Craig, featured for Scarborough, Notts County, Sheffield United, Stoke City and Hinckley United after starting out with Pickering Town.
Short then moved into the strength and conditioning field, working at a host of clubs. He is currently in the sports science team at Oxford ...

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