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DUO ARE IN IT FOR THE LONG HAUL

MARK Clarke and Willis Francis have been named as the new men in charge of Midland League Premier outfit Long Eaton United.
Both UEFA B qualified coaches, the pair were part of the successful management team at Basford United.
Their appointment will allow previous manager Steve Welsh to focus on developing the club’s academy players and building a reserve side for next season.
Clarke said: “Both Willis and I are delighted to be joining Long Eaton United at such an exciting time for the club.
“The creation of the academy, the continued development of the facilities and the ...

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