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Post by spennyfanchris on Apr 30, 2024 12:01:33 GMT
Blyth Spartans have parted ways with Jon Shaw - Blyth Spartans today can announce that First Team Manager Jon Shaw has been relieved of his duties. Jon Shaw leaves after overseeing 21 National League North games which started with a derby day win against South Shields at home, not forgetting the 30 games he spent assisting Graham Fenton at the start of this season and the 7 appearances he made as player-assistant manager, netting a goal in the 3-0 win at Croft Park vs Bishop’s Stortford. Chairman Irfan Liaquat, would like to place on record his gratitude to Jon for his efforts during his time in charge with us. “This decision is not one the Club has taken lightly, and it regrettably comes after deep and thorough consideration, and it was in what we believe to be in the best interest of Blyth Spartans Football Club in our attempt to regain National league status. The search for Jon’s successor is already underway.” Everyone at the Club thanks Jon for his time at the club. Statement Here - www.blythspartans.com/club-statement-jon-shaw-departs-croft-park/ |
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Post by shieldsjoyrider on Apr 30, 2024 22:37:40 GMT
Blyth Spartans have parted ways with Jon Shaw - Blyth Spartans today can announce that First Team Manager Jon Shaw has been relieved of his duties. Jon Shaw leaves after overseeing 21 National League North games which started with a derby day win against South Shields at home, not forgetting the 30 games he spent assisting Graham Fenton at the start of this season and the 7 appearances he made as player-assistant manager, netting a goal in the 3-0 win at Croft Park vs Bishop’s Stortford. Chairman Irfan Liaquat, would like to place on record his gratitude to Jon for his efforts during his time in charge with us. “This decision is not one the Club has taken lightly, and it regrettably comes after deep and thorough consideration, and it was in what we believe to be in the best interest of Blyth Spartans Football Club in our attempt to regain National league status. The search for Jon’s successor is already underway.” Everyone at the Club thanks Jon for his time at the club. Statement Here - www.blythspartans.com/club-statement-jon-shaw-departs-croft-park/Mr Liaquat needs to step up to the plate and produce Unfortunately I think he’s all talk Time will tell |
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Post by spennyfanchris on May 3, 2024 12:29:53 GMT
Blyth Spartans have parted ways with Jon Shaw - Blyth Spartans today can announce that First Team Manager Jon Shaw has been relieved of his duties. Blyth Spartans have appointed Nolberto Solano as their new manager - Blyth Spartans are delighted to announce Nolberto Solano as the new First Team Manager. With a professional playing career that spans almost 20 years which included 172 appearances at locals Newcastle United, Nobby joins Spartans on an initial 12-month contract, as they start their preparations for the Northern Premier League. Chairman Irfan Liaquat said on the appointment, “We are delighted to introduce Nolberto Solano as our new first team manager. A highly talented individual with the perfect blend of skills, expertise, and plenty of flair. His exceptional talent, coupled with his extensive network, positions him to achieve great success with as we start our rebuild. I believe Nobby holds the key to what we’ve potentially been missing previously.” Nobby, who started his managerial career at Newcastle Benfield back in 2012 said, “It’s a wonderful challenge, I’m really pleased. One of the reasons I accepted is the way my ex-teammate, Steve Howard showed me the ambition of the club which is some I love. It will be a great opportunity to work with the local lads. I know Blyth very well. It’s a very popular team in the North East. I’m very excited, with these wonderful players and the new owner, we need to to work hard, work together and get back up into National League North”. More Here - www.blythspartans.com/nolberto-solano-announced-as-first-team-manager/ |
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Post by spennyfanchris on May 3, 2024 16:19:48 GMT
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Post by sikirk on May 3, 2024 16:28:11 GMT
Solano at blyth is a interesting one, a excellent player but one who has no managerial, coaching or playing experience at non league level as far as im aware
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Post by spennyfanchris on May 3, 2024 16:45:02 GMT
Solano at blyth is a interesting one, a excellent player but one who has no managerial, coaching or playing experience at non league level as far as im aware According to Wiki, Solano has had some sort of management experience in his native Peru (League to National Team), Canada (1 Time) and Sweden (1 Time) and he was at Newcastle Benfield in 2012 as well according to the article by Blyth |
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