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BENTLEY LOVEFOR SHRIMPS GOESON AND ON

LEAGUE TWO
By Charlie Peat

DELIGHTED: Jim Bentley

JIM Bentley admits there is a special place in his heart for Morecambe after signing a new deal until June 2020.
Bentley, who has been in charge at the Globe Arena since May 2011 after being on the books as a player since 2002, is the third longest-serving manager in England’s top four divisions, behind Arsenal’s Arsene Wenger and Exeter’s Paul Tisdale.
It has been a turbulent year for the Shrimps off the field with financial problems, but Bentley is optimistic about the future after he and his assistant, Ken McKenna, co...

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