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WINCHESTER DUO TO MOVE ON

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WINCHESTER CITY chairman, Paul Murray, will be stepping down at the end of the current season, as will director of football, David Malone.
The pair came to Winchester City’s aid four-and-a-half years ago to help save City from extinction, but are now ready to move away from the club.
Paul Murray, the former chairman of Eastleigh, recently stepped down as managing director of his company, Paul Murray PLC, and now wants to decrease his responsibilities further by leaving the Simplyhealth City Ground.
David Malone has cited work commitments as a reason for leaving the club, along with a ...

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