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Post by kentrebel on Feb 26, 2024 20:56:38 GMT
York City FC have today confirmed the immediate departure of Manager Neal Ardley. He will work with the owners on a smooth transition and Tony McMahon will be appointed interim manager. A search is already underway for a permanent replacement. Co-Chairs Matt and Julie Anne Uggla said: “We’d like to thank Neal for his contribution to this incredible club both on the pitch and behind the scenes. We wish him well for the future. We now look forward to the next chapter for York City. We are working hard to be able to update the fans on the new appointment.” Statement Here - yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/club-statement-neal-ardley/Very strong rumours down south liking the Worthing manager Adam Hinshelwood with the York job!!!!! Sounds daft to me but evidently he is 1/8 fav with one particular betting site
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Post by spennyfanchris on Feb 27, 2024 18:25:37 GMT
And you were right kentrebel - Adam Hinshelwood has left his role as First Team Manager to join York City in the National League. The Club can confirm following recent discussions and the completion of the necessary paperwork, first team manager Adam Hinshelwood will leave his role to join York City Football Club as their new Head Coach, effective immediately. Club chairman Barry Hunter commented: “We appreciate that this will be disappointing news for everyone connected with Worthing Football Club”. More Statement Here - worthingfc.com/2024/02/hinshelwood-leaves-for-york-city-post/
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Post by kentrebel on Feb 27, 2024 22:48:19 GMT
And you were right kentrebel - Adam Hinshelwood has left his role as First Team Manager to join York City in the National League. The Club can confirm following recent discussions and the completion of the necessary paperwork, first team manager Adam Hinshelwood will leave his role to join York City Football Club as their new Head Coach, effective immediately. Club chairman Barry Hunter commented: “We appreciate that this will be disappointing news for everyone connected with Worthing Football Club”. More Statement Here - worthingfc.com/2024/02/hinshelwood-leaves-for-york-city-post/Aaron Racine appointed interim manager at Worthing. All us Rebels are gutted at losing Adam but realistically it had to come sooner rather than later. Finding a new permanent manager who will value youth, attacking football and have the contacts to bring in talent will be a hard ask for the club. Personally I think it's a very odd appointment by York. Adam doesn't know the northern scene, will have to relocate for a major part of the week at least and I think it's fair to say that job security hasn't been a major strong point for York in recent years (10 managers in 11 years I believe). He is a really good guy and we all wish him the best; Worthing has a good recent history of letting players move up the leagues and I think we have taken the same approach here.
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Post by kentrebel on Mar 1, 2024 17:50:24 GMT
Ady Pennock appointed at Dartford, previously at Gillingham, Welling, Barrow and latterly managing in Brunei!!!!!!!
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Post by kentrebel on Mar 5, 2024 22:33:11 GMT
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Post by kentrebel on Mar 7, 2024 17:33:14 GMT
Alan Dowson, recently ex Dartford Manager (and a NE native judging by his accent) is in as interim boss at Hemel
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Post by kentrebel on Mar 27, 2024 21:39:32 GMT
Bobby Wilkinson leaves Weymouth. He's done a decent job in difficult circumstances down there and may be an outside bet for the Worthing job if the current interim boss isn't kept on which is all too possible given recent awful form
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Post by kentrebel on Apr 1, 2024 19:57:06 GMT
Mark Molesley reappointed at Weymouth after he resigned from Hayes & Yeading. He did a good job first time round but has failed at several clubs since then
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Post by spennyfanchris on Apr 2, 2024 18:02:42 GMT
Luke Garrard leaving Boreham Wood at the end of the season - After the season we are enduring and the recent run of six consecutive defeats, the Club Chairman and Manager Luke Garrard met for supper last night and the club wishes to make this statement. It is with deep regret, and huge sadness, that Boreham Wood Football Club can announce we will part company with our long-serving Manager Luke Garrard after our last game of this season against Ebbsfleet United on Saturday, April 20th. Wood Chairman Danny Hunter said, “This advance announcement is made with a very heavy heart on my part, and because of Luke’s service I want his departure to be dignified, respectful and honest. That is very important because he should not be remembered for one disastrous season but for his volume of work over so many seasons. “I remind those amongst us who think a Manager should be sacked every time a club has a bad run, that if I adopted your policy Luke would have gone many times and because I was patient and he was supported, we created magic moments, and look over the years what we’ve achieved together.” More Of The Statement Here - www.borehamwoodfootballclub.co.uk/uncategorized/club-statement-luke-garrard/
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Post by kentrebel on Apr 7, 2024 19:09:02 GMT
David Noble binned by Wealdstone. Only joined them a few months ago if I remember correctly
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Post by sikirk on Apr 7, 2024 20:23:49 GMT
David Noble binned by Wealdstone. Only joined them a few months ago if I remember correctly Replaced stuart maynard who had done a hell of a job just keeping them up
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Post by kentrebel on Apr 15, 2024 17:39:27 GMT
Interim manager Alan Dowson ( ex Dartford) out at Hemel Hempstead, replaced with immediate effect by Bobby Wilkinson (most recently in charge at Weymouth)
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Post by spennyfanchris on Apr 27, 2024 12:43:07 GMT
Taunton Town (Rob Dray) and Hartlepool United (Kevin Phillips) are the first clubs i've seen to let their managers go at the end of the season
Just seen that Hartlepool have got Darren Sarll as their new manager
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Post by kentrebel on Apr 27, 2024 14:07:21 GMT
Taunton Town (Rob Dray) and Hartlepool United (Kevin Phillips) are the first clubs i've seen to let their managers go Just seen that Hartlepool have got Darren Sarll as their new manager Very unfair by Taunton. He got them up, worked with an extremely limited budget and had to cope with major ground issues leading to a huge backlog of games some of which had to be played miles from home. I'm guessing that should Torquay be allowed to carry on at step 2 by the National League Committee he would be a very strong candidate to take over there
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Post by johnhmproctor on Apr 30, 2024 12:32:19 GMT
Not sure that it's been mentioned here, but Buxton manger Craig Elliott decided to leave at the end of this season.
The club is looking for a replacement who will be full time, and oversee the transition to a full time playing squad as well.
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