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BOROUGH TY UP COMES TO END

REDDITCH Borough have parted company with manager Tyrone Henderson by mutual consent, writes ANDY MITCHELL.
The ex-Worcester Raiders boss was assistant when Borough won promotion to Step 6 for the first time in 2024.
After taking the top job, he inspired a second-placed finish in Hellenic League Division One but one win in 10 league games saw Borough fade away this term.
A club statement read: “It is no secret that this season has been challenging and both Ty and the club felt it was the right time to seek a different approach.”
Henderson is replaced by ex-player and ...

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