MIKEY HARRIS has temporary control of first-team affairs at Salisbury City.
The Whites were left managerless following Darrell Clarke’s decision to become number two at Bristol Rovers last week.
But the newly-promoted Conference Premier club have now handed the reins to Clarke’s former assistant Harris for a two-week period while they interview candidates to take the role on a permanent basis.
Managers linked with the vacant role at the Raymond McEnhill Stadium include former AFC Wimbledon boss Terry Brown, ex-Ebbsfleet United manager Liam Daish, Steve King, who was sacked by Macclesfield earlier this year, and former Tamworth chief Marcus Law.
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