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EXPECT TO SEE EX-PILGRIM DEWSNIP BACK IN GAME SOON

NEIL Dewsnip is an experienced football operator and I’m sure he knew what was coming when Wayne Rooney failed.
Plymouth’s director of football staked his reputation on the former England captain, and he also had a big say in the doomed appointment of Rooney’s predecessor, Ian Foster.
If rumours are to be believed, the Pilgrims have also been working on a significantly increased budget.
Put all those things together and when things go wrong then heads have to roll -and Neil’s did, unfortunately.
What I would say is that, other than the last two appointme...

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