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GRAY’S UP FOR BIG FIGHT AT CASUALS!

By Matt Nash

ANDY GRAY insists he has the backing of Corinthian-Casuals’ board following a tough start to life in management.
The 59-year-old saw his side won just their second Pitching In South Central game yesterday since he took the reins at King George’s Field in the summer, with his side sitting third from bottom in the table. But Casuals have bucked the trend for firing struggling managers by standing by Gray, who began his playing career at the south London club some 40 years ago before being spotted by Steve Coppell who took him to Crystal Palace.
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