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Macclesfield 0-2 Guiseley: Whitaker dismissed as Macc bow out

Macclesfield sacked boss Danny Whitaker after they were beaten by Northern Premier League side Guiseley AFC.
Macclesfield

By Will Jones

MACCLESFIELD 0

GUISELEY 2
Ackroyd 7, Cassidy 35

FIVE GUISE! Joe Ackroyd celebrates his opener for Guiseley
PICTURE: Danny Taylor

MACCLESFIELD sacked boss Danny Whitaker after they were beaten by Northern Premier League side Guiseley AFC.
The club acted swiftly following the loss and gave Whitaker his marching orders despite the Silkmen sitting three points clear of the Northern Premier League West table.
The club said: “This is a statement that nobody ever wanted to write, yet our current run of form – which has included elimination from the FA Cup, FA Trophy, and two ho...

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