On 5th June 2013, Pawel Guziejko was appointed as the new manager of Ryman League side Wroxham. Several high profile names in Norfolk football were linked with the job but chairman, Tom Jarrett, was “bowled over” by Guziejko, who leaves Anglian Combination side Reepham Town.

“There were some very big names that came forward,” said Jarrett, who undertook an exhaustive selection process which saw 13 candidates interviewed. “But it was obvious as soon as we spoke to Pav that he was the man we wanted. He is completely different to anything we’ve appointed before and he bowled us over in the interview. I think it’s a really exciting time for Wroxham. His enthusiasm for the game really came through and we are all really looking forward to next season.”

Guziejko has previously worked as a coach in his native Poland, before spending seven years in the USA as assistant coaching director of Spectrum Soccer Schools.

He then moved to the UK becoming a community coach at Norwich City but it his success with Reepham Town that caught the eye, earning promotion and stabilising the club in the Anglian Combination Premier Division.

Pawel left Wroxham on 23rd May 2014. In his one season in charge the Yachtsmen struggled in their first campaign of Ryman League Division One North football, finishing third from bottom in the table. They lost 30 of their 46 matches, while conceding 123 goals, and would have been relegated had a league reshuffle not handed them a late reprieve,