The League Paper

MAAMRIA’S MOTORING FOR BORO

by
The LeaguePaper Team
21 October 2018

LEAGUE TWO
STEVENAGE boss Dino Maamria wants to keep the club moving forward and avoid being ‘run over’.
The man in the hotseat at the Lamex Stadium thinks the club is on the right track, but is focused on building momentum. ‘We have looked after the players this week and we have done a fair bit of talking as well to get our mindset right,’ he explained. ‘What we have to do is keep moving forward.
‘We are on the right track, but if you sit still, even on the right track, cars can run over you, so we have to keep moving forward.’

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