BRIAN ADAMSON has returned as manager of Corinthian Casuals after Kim Harris was forced to step down due to ill health.
Adamson’s temporary appointment is a unfortunate reversal of the events that saw Harris take charge back in June 2011.
Harris had been working as assistant manager to Adamson but the latter had to step down after undergoing a double heart bypass.
Now the roles have been switched and Adamson is back to replace his former number two.
A statement from the Ryman Division One South club said: “It is with great regret that Corinthian-Casuals announce the departure of first team manager Kim Harris.
“Kim has struggled with health problems over the last year or so and he feels this has lessened his abilities to function fully.
“With this development his assistant manager, Tony Davies, has asked to stand down. We are profoundly grateful for their achievements whilst with us.”
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