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Tough test? Sure, but we can accomplish it

PREPARATION AND TRUST CAN HELP US STAY UP

STEVENGE MANAGER
Graham Westley

IN MY last three jobs - at Newport, Barnet and now at Stevenage - I have inherited a team at the bottom of the League.
Nine times out of ten, the team at the bottom is there because it deserves to be there. That is not just a managerial thing, it is a collective thing. Nobody has done their job well enough, whether that is through ability or application.
Nine times out of ten, the manager will carry the can for the situation (rightly or wrongly) and a new man will have to pick up the remaining pieces. Sometimes tha...

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