League One

BRADY SO PROUD TO BE BOSS

by
The LeaguePaper Team
9 May 2021

JON Brady says he is ‘proud and delighted’ to have been appointed Northampton Town’s permanent manager.
The 46-year-old Ausssie took the reins on an interim basis in February following the sacking of Keith Curle and impressed in the job despite the Cobblers’ relegation.
Mark Richards will remain as first team coach and Northampton plan to appoint an external assistant manager in the coming weeks.
Brady said: “I will give this job my total commitment and will do everything I can to be successful.”

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