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RICKY’S SPELL AT GLADS IS OVER

By Jon Couch

AMBITIOUS Matlock Town are looking for another new manager after parting company with Ricky Ravenhill.
The shock decision came just hours after the Gladiators were beaten 2-1 by Stafford Rangers in FA Cup preliminary round last weekend.
Ravenhill, 45, the former Doncaster Rovers, Darlington and Notts County midfielder, was brought in to take charge of the club as joint-manager alongside Ryan Cresswell after newly-appointed boss Graham Drury resigned from his post after just a week in charge to take over at Peterborough Sports.
Together, the pair won six straight games whils...

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