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Row are raising a glass

Director of football Anthony Millerick has revealed the secret behind Hartley Wintney’s recent upturn in form – players staying behind for a beer after the game.

Row are

By Jon Couch

DIRECTOR of football Anthony Millerick has revealed the secret behind Hartley Wintney’s recent upturn in form – players staying behind for a beer after the game.
The Row fell just short of completing the perfect October with Saturday’s 3-2 defeat at Hayes & Yeading United ending a run of five straight victories in Isthmian South Central, yielding 18 goals.
Led by joint-bosses Jamie Daltrey and John Cook, the Hampshire village club have emerged as surprise promotion contenders in an ultra-competitive division.
And Millerick, who himself took the club from Step 5 to Step 3 i...

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