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CAN STEVE SAVE SKIN?

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2017

SEASONED manager Steve Skinner has been given the job of saving Brandon’s Northern League status.
The former Celtic Nation boss, who has also managed several other clubs in the league, replaces Lee Jewett, who quit in September.
Skinner took over with Brandon having slipped to third from bottom in Division Two after failing to win in seven games.
He will be assisted by the club’s head of football Chris Blakelock along with playercoach Stephen Turnbull and coach Michael Johnson.
Skinner said: “The main aim is to stay in this league, and then next season aim for mid-table.&r...

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