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Janes leads Fields’ dream

Hellenic League Premier hopefuls Westfields have turned to Danny Janes to turn around their fortunes in 2026–2027.

Hellenic League Premier hopefuls Westfields have turned to Danny Janes to turn around their fortunes in 2026–2027.

Janes arrives at Allpay Park with a proven track record across regional and senior Non-League football, including successful spells with Pershore Town, FC Stratford, Alcester Town, and also within the England Schoolboys coaching structure.

He would be looking to revive a Fields side who finished 14th in the table last season, their lowest position since entering the Hellenic League Premier pre-Covid.

Janes replaces Danny Moon at the helm and a club statement read: “Known for his modern, player centred approach and strong dressing room culture, Danny brings experience, energy and a footballing identity to Allpay Park.”

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