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WATTO’S KEEPING IT CLEAN AT HEED

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By Mark Carruthers

EXPERIENCE: Steve Watson is building from the back at Gateshead
PICTURE: Charles Waugh

STEVE WATSON came up against some of the most tactically-astute managers that English football has ever possessed.
The former Newcastle United and Everton defender faced the likes of Sir Alex Ferguson, Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger during a topflight career that spanned 15 seasons.
Now in charge of National League side Gateshead, Watson has revealed that, much like the Premier League’s managerial elite, he is trying to build a Heed side on solid foundations.
And he has made a...

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