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VALLEY CAN HIT HEIGHTS – KING

By Andy Mitchell

NEW boss Ian King reckons Rugby Town can pitch a few curve balls into the NPL Midlands survival race – despite admitting his own arrival is among them.
The Valley turned to the ex-Coalville Town and Barwell gaffer after shipping 12 goals without reply in three defeats, leaving them five points from safety.
King has been out of work ever since Coalville’s sad demise last May, but even though a Step 4 relegation battle was a far cry from King’s summer plans, the SOS came as timely intervention for the Rugby-born boss who played for the club as an ...

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