Paul Holleran thinks that a new stadium is key to Leamington's future. In an interview with The Non-League Paper he stated: 'I think that Leamington's ideal would be to get the stadium through and then they would have the incomes streams and resources that they might need to then say we can go into that league and compete.'
After the pain of relegation last season, Holleran says that he has enjoyed life back in Step 3 as the club relish the chance to regroup and prepare for a return to National League North,. 'On a personal level, I am quite enjoying it, not being so intense and less travelling.'
'Realistically, people in the club know we have had a good look at the National League. It is frustrating to go on there and be setting on the edge of your 18-yard box for most of the season.'
Reflecting on his time at the Brakes, Holleran said: 'At certain times when I thought the end was near, something has happened which has sparked me again. There always seems to be something that comes along that goes right. When you have got an affinity with the club I have thought, realistically, I know I will be the best person to sort it out.'
''We have lost our top goal scorers for the last five, six, seven years and, thankfully, most of them gone on to do really well.' The article points to players who have established themselves in the Football League from Holleran's stewardship, including Courtney Baker-Richardson at Crewe, Colby Bishop at Portsmouth and Josh March at Harrogate.
Yesterday Baker-Richardson scored a winning goal for Crewe with a clever back flick.
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