League One

INTERIM KEV HAS GOT THE BUG TO STAY ON

by
The LeaguePaper Team
16 October 2022

LEAGUE ONE
By Tom Blackett

CARETAKER boss Kevin Nicholson has thrown his hat into the ring to become the new Exeter City manager.
The 42-year-old has been in temporary charge at St James Park since Matt Taylor left to take the vacant manager’s job at Championship outfit Rotherham United.
The former Torquay United manager is currently under-18s coach at the Grecians and, alongside fellow coach Jon Hill, had led the side to victory in two of his three games in charge ahead of yesterday’s League One game against Oxford.
“But if you waste energy and thought and ti...

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