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1Bromley30+2262
2Swindon31+1858
3Notts County30+1657

4Cambridge Utd30+1856
5MK Dons30+2654
6Salford29+652
7Walsall30+749

8Grimsby30+1048
9Chesterfield30+848
10Crewe31+947
11Barnet31+947
12Colchester29+1245
13Accrington Stanley30+443
14Gillingham29+441
15Fleetwood Town29-137
16Oldham28-135
17Tranmere30-832
18Cheltenham30-2231
19Bristol Rovers30-2227
20Crawley Town31-1926
21Shrewsbury30-2526
22Barrow29-1624

23Newport County30-2721
24Harrogate Town31-2821

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Jolley Good Choice

By: Rob Sedgwick
Date: 02/03/2018 (Last updated: 08/03/2018)

MICHAEL Jolley will be the next Grimsby manager following an announcement by the club tonight. The former Burnley FC Under-23 coach has most recently been a manager in Sweden where he valiantly tried to save AFC Eskilstuna from relegation.

Although unsuccessful, the 40-year-old won plaudits for wins over IFK Gothenburg and runaway Champions Malmo. Jolley never played the professional game, instead choosing to get an Economics degree at Cambridge Uni and going on to be a fixed-income trader, in London and New York.

Jolley then went to the spend three years at the Crystal Palace Academy, starting in 2004, before being appointed head coach of the Scotland Universities Team. Two further spells at Crewe and Burnley at Youth level saw Jolley gain his first senior-level manager's job in Sweden in June 2017.

After just over six months, Jolley now finds himself in the position of Grimsby Town manager, with the immediate task of ending a 14-match winless streak and avoiding relegation back to the Conference.

It's a big challenge for an unusual manager, who has signed an undisclosed rolling contract.

Grim Rob Says: Michael definitely looked the pick of the candidates whose names appeared in the media and the board look to have made a good choice. Whoever they pick is going to be a gamble to some extent but we've only tasted success going for managers on their way up than on their way down. I have a feeling they could have struck gold with Michael Jolley, but at least the board have given themselves the chance to do so with this appointment.

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