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Quitting best for Ryhope CW

Quitting best

By Robin Jones

BOWING OUT: Ryhope CW have quit the Northern League
PICTURE: MI News & Sport Ltd

RYHOPE Colliery Welfare have quit the Ebac Northern League less than a month after finishing their “most successful season”.
Ryhope finished fifth in Division One but have now resigned from the league citing a lack of volunteer support.
A statement from the club, founded by coal miners in Ryhope near Sunderland in 1892, said: “This is obviously not a decision that has been taken lightly but is the consequence, in the main, of the lack of volunteer support for our club playing at the level ...

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