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Weather’s on the up

Marc Weatherstone reckons Welwyn Garden City’s togetherness is a big part of their hot start – and exactly why he thinks they’ve got the cahunas if and when the going gets tough.
Weather’s on

By Matt Badcock

MARC WEATHERSTONE reckons Welwyn Garden City’s togetherness is a big part of their hot start – and exactly why he thinks they’ve got the cahunas if and when the going gets tough.
Weatherstone’s Citizens hit 12 goals and kept clean sheets in an unbeaten four Southern League Division One Central games ahead of a trip to Kings Langley yesterday.
Weatherstone quickly points out it is only early days but it’s put them at the top end of the table at the start of November and the former Wingate & Finchley boss couldn’t be happier.
“I am a manager that likes the team to express...

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