Having seen the man who headed the bookmakers lists to be named as the new Cobblers boss, Chris Hargreaves, appointed at Torquay, caretaker boss Andy King now has another name in the frame after Kidderminster Harriers surprise decision to sack Steve Burr.
But King remains the man in possession and has been backed by chairman David Cardoza to reshape the squad during the first week in January. To that end, Crystal Palace winger Kyle de Silva is training with the squad ahead of a potential loan move.
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"I'm satisfied to be at the club and to work with the Chairman, and he's letting me bring players in," King told the official NTFC website. "It's the Chairman's decision, he's got this club at heart and he's got to make a big decision. I'm accepting it. I'm thriving on being manager."
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