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MARK BACK WITH STAR

PREPARING for his second spell in charge of Seaham Red Star, Mark Collingwood has brought in four players from his former club Jarrow Roofing BCA.
Collingwood previously ran Star for four seasons and led them to promotion from Division Two of the Ebac Northern League before becoming joint manager of the now-defunct Jarrow, who folded at the end of last season after 35 years.
Returning to Star as replacement for Craig Lynch, Collingwood has brought midfielder Paul Gardiner, defenders Darryll Donnelly and Dan Kirkup and another former Roofer Anthony Myers.

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