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LOWE’S HUNGRY TO AIM HIGH IN MANAGEMENT

By John Lyons
HE DIDN’T reach the top as a player, but it’s given Ryan Lowe extra motivation to go all the way as a manager.
And if his opening few years as a boss are anything to go by, you wouldn’t bet against him doing just that.
A prolific lower league marksman in his playing days, the current Plymouth Argyle supremo cut his managerial teeth at Bury, where he enjoyed three spells as a player.
Twice caretaker-manager in the Shakers’ nightmare 2017-18 season, he couldn’t stave off relegation from League One. But it was a sign of how well he had done in diffic...

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