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Post by jaguars on Jan 4, 2024 15:06:45 GMT
Lennie Lawrence appointed caretaker at Hartlepool.
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Post by spennyfanchris on Jan 4, 2024 15:14:44 GMT
(1st January) Eastbourne Borough can announce that the club have parted company with First Team Manager Mark Beard. Beard arrived at Priory Lane in the summer as the club made the exciting transition into full-time football. However, after a start of just six wins from their first 26 National League South fixtures, the Sports have chosen now is the time for change. “Mark has worked so hard to build a new team,” said Chairman Simon Leslie. “However, he has been hampered by numerous injuries to many of the key signings and despite some superb performances, many of the results have not gone our way. “With the team now five points away from safety in the relegation zone, it is with a heavy heart that I feel it is time for a change in direction. “I want to thank Mark for everything he has done at Eastbourne Borough and I am personally disappointed that we are making this change.” Mark leaves the Sussex coast having made some great memories with the club this season – from that opening day win against Hampton & Richmond, to coming from 2-0 down to win at St. Albans City in September. Leslie added: “To me this is abject failure. When we appointed Mark, we knew this was a tough project – and it got tougher week by week. “With the confidence in the group very low, I feel we have no choice but to make a change. “I am grateful to Mark for being part of this story and he will always be the first manager I appointed in football.” On behalf of everyone at Eastbourne Borough, we want to thank Mark for his commitment to the club and unquestionable hard work. He has been instrumental in developing many of the young players and we will no doubt see some of them go to play at higher levels. The club will make an announce regarding a new manager in due course. ebfc.co.uk/2024/01/club-statement-3/
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Post by spennyfanchris on Jan 4, 2024 15:15:33 GMT
Eastbourne Borough are pleased to announce that Adam Murray has accepted the role of First Team Manager at Priory Lane. As manager of AFC Fylde, he won the National League North last season before more recently helping Darrell Clarke turn Cheltenham Town’s fortunes around in League One. As a player, Adam made over 500 appearances and represented England at Under 20 level, enjoying multiple promotions with the likes of Burton Albion and Mansfield Town. Having worked at Besiktas with Dele Alli and assistant to the very successful Watford manager Valerian Ismael, Adam brings a great deal of quality and experience to Priory Lane. Borough Chairman Simon Leslie added: “It was really important that we found an appointment who could continue with our desire to support players who have been let down by football, and in Adam Murray I believe we have found the right candidate. “He has a proven track record of winning as a player and as a manager, as well as the exceptional turnaround he’s overseen at Cheltenham Town in recent months. “He is buying into our vision, and that made the decision a no-brainer for us. The group are naturally low on confidence, and I believe Adam will turn that around.” The 42-year-old also has experience and a passion for developing young players, which is really important to the club’s mission. Murray is looking forward to working with Mark Anderson to make any required changes to the squad, both now and in the summer. The rest of Adam’s coaching team will be confirmed in due course. ebfc.co.uk/2024/01/murray-appointed-new-boss/
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Post by kentrebel on Jan 5, 2024 22:03:40 GMT
Eastbourne Borough are pleased to announce that Adam Murray has accepted the role of First Team Manager at Priory Lane. As manager of AFC Fylde, he won the National League North last season before more recently helping Darrell Clarke turn Cheltenham Town’s fortunes around in League One. As a player, Adam made over 500 appearances and represented England at Under 20 level, enjoying multiple promotions with the likes of Burton Albion and Mansfield Town. Having worked at Besiktas with Dele Alli and assistant to the very successful Watford manager Valerian Ismael, Adam brings a great deal of quality and experience to Priory Lane. Borough Chairman Simon Leslie added: “It was really important that we found an appointment who could continue with our desire to support players who have been let down by football, and in Adam Murray I believe we have found the right candidate. “He has a proven track record of winning as a player and as a manager, as well as the exceptional turnaround he’s overseen at Cheltenham Town in recent months. “He is buying into our vision, and that made the decision a no-brainer for us. The group are naturally low on confidence, and I believe Adam will turn that around.” The 42-year-old also has experience and a passion for developing young players, which is really important to the club’s mission. Murray is looking forward to working with Mark Anderson to make any required changes to the squad, both now and in the summer. The rest of Adam’s coaching team will be confirmed in due course. ebfc.co.uk/2024/01/murray-appointed-new-boss/EBFC fans are saying that their club offered wages that Cheltenham couldn't match even topping an increased offer. More madness on the coast
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Post by spennyfanchris on Jan 8, 2024 17:24:25 GMT
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers can confirm that the Club and Manager Russ Penn have parted company with immediate effect. Chairman Richard Lane said: “I want to place on record the thanks of everyone associated with our club to Russ for his tremendous effort and dedication over the last few years and the incredible memories we will all keep with us. “This is a difficult decision to have taken but one we feel is necessary in our current circumstances. Nonetheless, Russ leaves us with our full respect and will always be welcome at Kidderminster Harriers.” The Club will provide a further update on the managerial position in due course and will make no further comment until that time. harriers.co.uk/news/2024/01/07/russ-penn-leaves-harriers/
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Post by sikirk on Jan 8, 2024 18:27:56 GMT
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers can confirm that the Club and Manager Russ Penn have parted company with immediate effect. Chairman Richard Lane said: “I want to place on record the thanks of everyone associated with our club to Russ for his tremendous effort and dedication over the last few years and the incredible memories we will all keep with us. “This is a difficult decision to have taken but one we feel is necessary in our current circumstances. Nonetheless, Russ leaves us with our full respect and will always be welcome at Kidderminster Harriers.” The Club will provide a further update on the managerial position in due course and will make no further comment until that time. harriers.co.uk/news/2024/01/07/russ-penn-leaves-harriers/No shock there
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Post by kentrebel on Jan 11, 2024 11:54:13 GMT
Alan Dowson sacked by Dartford
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Post by spennyfanchris on Jan 11, 2024 14:37:33 GMT
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers Football Club are proud to confirm the appointment of Phil Brown as Manager, initially until the end of the current season. This landmark appointment for the Club sees the arrival to Aggborough of a vastly experienced and decorated Manager in Brown, who has overseen close to 600 in the dugout and managed at the highest level of the game. More Here - harriers.co.uk/news/2024/01/10/phil-brown-appointed-manager/
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Post by spennyfanchris on Jan 11, 2024 14:42:05 GMT
Alan Dowson sacked by Dartford Dowse’s arrival at Princes Park was widely welcomed by the DFC family and we all looked forward to a period of success on-and-off the field. No one can question the enthusiasm and commitment of Dowse and his wider management team. They are passionate football people through-and-through and on a personal level it has been a pleasure to work with every single one of them. However, we have to accept that the results have not been forthcoming and the Board has a responsibility to make decisions to focus on progression. The Board has taken the difficult decision to relieve Dowse of his managerial responsibilities for the men’s senior team at Princes Park and Tony Burman will take temporary control until a new manager is appointed. It should go without saying that we thank Dowse and his team for their efforts and wish them all well in whatever they pursue next in football. They will always be welcome guests at Princes Park. More Here - www.dartfordfc.com/club-statement-alan-dowson/
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Post by sikirk on Jan 21, 2024 16:59:51 GMT
Just seen in todays non league paper kevin phillips in at hartlepool, never saw that coming
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Post by kentrebel on Jan 25, 2024 17:16:09 GMT
Mark Jones leaves Banbury Utd
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Post by kentrebel on Jan 26, 2024 18:53:57 GMT
David Noble leaves St Albans to take over at Wealdstone
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Post by Nibbler on Jan 27, 2024 9:49:06 GMT
Carn't believe Elliot has survived to the weekend at Buxton FC
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Post by kentrebel on Jan 28, 2024 11:48:07 GMT
Danny Bloor sacked by Welling.
Personally I can't stand the bloke (he was totally clueless when managing Worthing) but to sack him by phone, just after Welling had won away at Hemel Hempstead, says a lot about the current owners at Park View Rd
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Post by kentrebel on Jan 29, 2024 17:09:41 GMT
Danny Bloor sacked by Welling. Personally I can't stand the bloke (he was totally clueless when managing Worthing) but to sack him by phone, just after Welling had won away at Hemel Hempstead, says a lot about the current owners at Park View Rd Rod Stringer, ex Braintree and Chelmsford, named as the new manager. Coincidentally there is a fair bit of speculation down south as to the future of Welling regarding ground redevelopment, possible sharing in the interim etc etc
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