Having romped to the NPL Premier title in their maiden campaign in the Boro dugout, the managerial duo are back at Step 2 and eager to successfully guide their local club in uncharted waters.
It promises to be a massive test for Morley and Johnson, who have already notched up six promotions in their highly decorated managerial career. After kicking off National League North life with a home match against Scarborough Athletic on Saturday, August 10, a tricky visit to Kidderminster Harriers – who have ex-Hull City boss Brown at the helm – lies in wait the following week.
“First and foremost, it shows the level of football that Phil Brown is there,” Morley told The NLP. “He is probably kicking himself about relegation and probably wouldn’t want to be managing in National League North.
“For us, it’s a good experience to go up against him. After the game we’ll try to build that relationship – it’s always good to lean on managers and pick up bits and pieces. If we beat them 4-1, though, I’m not sure he’d want to give anything away!
Bu hikaye The Non-League Football Paper dergisinin July 14, 2024 sayısından alınmıştır.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber ? Giriş Yap
Bu hikaye The Non-League Football Paper dergisinin July 14, 2024 sayısından alınmıştır.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber? Giriş Yap
CURRAN HAUNTS NASH 3 AGAIN! FER FOOTBAL GROUP
Savage delight as Macc hold nerve
WILL'S BRACE SPOT ON FOR LIONS'TITLE BID
WILL Longbottom's second-half brace from the penalty spot saw Guiseley beat Hebburn Town - a result which saw them leapfrog the Hornets in the play-off places.
CLARKE ENJOYS INSTANT IMPACT!
Returning boss sees Reds clinch late win
JACKSON STUNNER BOOSTS CLARETS
FARNHAM Town staged a second-half fightback to further cement their position at the top of the Isthmian South Central.
WELLIES ARE ON THE UP AGAIN!
THE terrible Coronavirus outbreak decimated Non-League football in many ways.
BRETT BAGS A QUICK SWITCH
Munyard joins Jammers after Regent
BEES HIT BACK IN CAPITAL THRILLER
NICKE Kabamba scored two penalties inside three second-half minutes as high-flying Barnet fought back to edge out London rivals Dagenham & Redbridge in a seven-goal thriller at Victoria Park.
NOR'S THE MERRIER FOR LATICS
SLICK Oldham Athletic cantered to a resounding victory over Tamworth - but boss Micky Mellon and his management are still demanding more!
JOE'S GOT ROBINS IN THE ZONE!
FREE-SCORING Altrincham made it five matches unbeaten as they comfortably beat struggling Southend United to close in on the playoff spots.
SHAYMEN ARE HOTI TO TROT
TEN-MAN Yeovil Town found FC Halifax unbreachable Town despite concerted efforts as the Shaymen edged this battle of National League play-off contenders at Huish Park.