Connect with us

National League South

Director of football Adie Britton the latest to leave Bath City

ADIE BRITTON is to leave Bath City after his spell as caretaker manager alongside Jim Rollo comes to an end.
adie-britton

ADIE BRITTON is to leave Bath City after his spell as caretaker manager alongside Jim Rollo comes to an end.

Britton has been involved with the Romans for over a decade, leading the club into the top tier of Non-League football during his spell as manager.

While in the Conference Premier, Bath finished an impressive tenth in their debut season of 2010-11 but they were relegated the year after.

Britton stepped down as manager to become director of football in October 2012 and was replaced by his assistant Lee Howells.

However, Howells parted company with the Romans on Monday after a run of just two wins in 17 games.

Britton and club legend Jim Rollo have stepped in to take charge of the team on an interim basis while the club searched for a new permanent boss. And Britton will leave the club once a successor has been found.

A club statement said: “Adrian Britton has asked the board to be released from his contract as director of football but has agreed to look after team affairs with Jim Rollo until a new manager has been appointed.

“We hope to conclude this process within two to three weeks.”

Related Topics
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.
My Betting Sites
Pro Direct
Isuzu

free bets

online betting online betting

free bets

More in National League South

  • Inih Effiong has returned to St Albans City 17 years after leaving Clarence Park. Inih Effiong has returned to St Albans City 17 years after leaving Clarence Park.

    Inih Effiong eyes National League return with St Albans City

    Inih Effiong discusses his emotional return to St Albans City, the club’s promotion ambitions and how he is preparing for life beyond football.

  •

    Daggers rise will take time

    Lee Allinson has vowed to give Dagenham & Redbridge fans a team to be excited by again – but warned success won’t just happen overnight.

  •

    Hornchurch 3-0 Dagenham & Redbridge: Red hot Urchins keep big bid alive

    By Stephen McEnnerney   Hornchurch produced a dominant display over Dagenham & Redbridge to move firmly back into title contention. Daryl McMahon heaped praise on his men: “We were excellent from start to finish and we knew we had to perform as a team against one of the biggest clubs...

  •

    Dagenham & Redbridge can seize big chance

    By Liam Davis ALL SMILES: Dagenham & Redbridge are in the limelight following the arrival of YouTuber KSI, inset, as shareholder PICTURE: Arfa Dagenham & Redbridge CEO John Grabowski believes the club is uniquely placed to benefit from the global spotlight brought by KSI ,but insists long-term success will depend...