NEIL'S STILL CHOSEN ONE FOR REBELS
The Non-League Football Paper|January 21, 2024
NEIL Reynolds says he is determined to repay FC United’s faith in him after agreeing to extend his contract as manager until April 2026.
Matt Luddington
NEIL'S STILL CHOSEN ONE FOR REBELS

The former Bamber Bridge boss joined the Broadhurst Park club in October 2018 and has consolidated the Red Rebels’ Step 3 status in NPL Premier.

And as the ambitious fan-owned club set their sights on progressing up the leagues, they have labelled the boss as the right man to take the club forward, much to Reynolds’ delight.

“The club wanted to tie down my services because they believe in the process and the progression of the club,” Reynolds said. “With their faith in me, I can repay the faith and get the club higher up the football table.

This story is from the January 21, 2024 edition of The Non-League Football Paper.

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