Non-League Paper

WARDLEY WALKS OUT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 January 2019

HADLEIGH United are seeking a new manager following the resignation of former player Shane Wardley.
Wardley, who won the championship with Hadleigh as a player, was appointed by the Brettsiders 14 months ago and helped the club stave off relegation from the Eastern Counties Premier Division last season by virtue of a reprieve after they finished 21st.
His departure came after their 4-0 defeat at Great Yarmouth Town left them second from bottom in the table.
Reserve team managers Andy Lambert and Andrew Crisp are now in temporary charge while a permanent successor is found.

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