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KEWELL’S IN AS NOTTS PLAN NEW APPROACH

LEAGUE TWO
By Dan Barnes

IDEAS: Alan Hardy

NOTTS County chairman Alan Hardy says that the appointment of new manager Harry Kewell is just one part of his plan to revolutionise the Magpies’ management structure.
County confirmed the recruitment of former Leeds and Liverpool forward Kewell, who had spent just over a year in charge of Crawley, on Friday, with Hardy also hoping to soon install a new technical director.
Kewell, who has brought Warren Feeney with him as his assistant, is due to take charge of his first game on Tuesday when the Magpies take on Grimsby in the Checkatrade T...

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