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DREYER IN AT BLUES

WARE have appointed former Maidenhead United boss John Dreyer as their new manager.
The Blues have been without a manager since Craig Edwards’ shock departure just 28 days after he joined the club.
The Bostik North strugglers had experienced an upturn in form under Edwards but suffered again following his departure.
Dreyerwas most recently caretaker manager at Preston North End in 2013.
Ten years earlier, he guided Maidenhead to the FA Trophy quarter finals before becoming assistant manager at Rushden & Diamonds and then Stevenage, where he won back-to-back promotions with Graham ...

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