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Sky’s the limit for chief Jon

Jon Underwood says he’s relishing being part of trying to unlock Fleet Town’s potential.

UNDERWOOD OVER THE MOON
Jon Underwood says he’s relishing being part of trying to unlock Fleet Town’s potential.
By Matt Badcock

Underwood, who spent nine-and-a-half successful years alongside Neil Baker in charge of Slough Town, recently joined the board and became director of football at the Combined Counties Premier South outfit.
His remit oversees both the men’s and women’s side of a club he believes is nowhere near its ceiling.
The Blues have missed out in the play-offs for the last two seasons but, following the departure of boss Warren Burton, have appointed former Binfield and Brac...

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