Championship

BONNER REVELS IN NEW ROLE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
16 December 2018

LEAGUE TWO
MARK Bonner has enjoyed the “pressure cooker” of management since taking interim charge of Cambridge.
Joe Dunne left as manager at the start of December.
Bonner’s first league game ended in a 1-0 defeat at Tranmere, but he is enjoying his new role.
“The new side of it for me is being more responsible on match day. I wouldn’t say that’s as enjoyable as Monday to Friday, but it’s business and it’s the day that matters most,” he said.
“I’m enjoying being in that pressure cooker and we’ve all got to enjoy the pre...

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