League Two

ROOKIE BOSS CRITCHLEY NEEDS TO SEIZE HIS BIG MOMENT

by
The LeaguePaper Team
8 March 2020

IT’S going to be fascinating to see how Neil Critchley fares at Blackpool.
The new Seasiders boss is stepping up from Liverpool Under-23s to senior football and will have to prove his credentials to his new players.
Footballers, like all of us, can be set in our ways and there may be some scepticism in the ranks as to whether Critchley has the experience to lead them to success. But how do you get experience unless someone gives you a chance? There’s nothing that says you have to have been a player with hundreds of games under your belt to be successful as a manager.
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