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TEACHERS’ PETT IS SO KEEN TO LEARN

By Joe Leavey

IN CONTROL”: Lincoln midfielder Tom Pett and, inset, manager Danny Cowley, left, and his assistant Nicky
PICTURE: PA Images

IT’S common knowledge Lincoln managerial duo Danny and Nicky Cowley traded in jobs as PE teachers to work their way up the managerial ladder – and Tom Pett is in a unique position to judge them.
As a former PE technician himself, Pett knows all about dishing out the discipline – but has found himself on the receiving end of two experts since joining the Imps last January.
Their background in education is something that has in...

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