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Spinks eyeing more success

FA Vase winner Dan Spinks is eyeing more glory with Saffron Walden Town after calling time on his Romford reign.

Spinks eyeing

ESSEX SENIOR LGE
By John Lyons

CHAMPION: Romford manager Dan Spinks, left, lifts the Isuzu FA Trophy at Wembley
PICTURE: Alamy

FA VASE winner Dan Spinks is eyeing more glory with Saffron Walden Town after calling time on his Romford reign.
The 37-year-old led Boro to a 3-0 victory against fellow Essex Senior League side Great Wakering Rovers at Wembley last month, but then took the “hardest decision” he’s ever had to make to walk away from the side he also led to last term’s play-off final.
Romford are moving back to groundshare at Barking’s Mayesbrook Park for the coming campaign and S...

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