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FIREMAN SOL HAS NEW RESCUE JOB

By John Lyons

HERE WE GO: Sol Campbell at his Southend unveiling

IF SOL Campbell changed his profession on his CV to firefighter, you couldn’t really blame him.
It appears he only gets the call when there is an emergency. Last season the former England defender pitched up at Macclesfield in November with the EFL new-boys seven points adrift of safety and yet he managed to put the fires out to save their status on the final day of the season.
This time, the 45-year-old has been hired by Southend, who have flames threatening to engulf them. The stats aren’t good for the Shrimpe...

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