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Thomas Baillie resigns as Stratford Town manager

Baillie joined the club in September and his recruitment led to improved form
Thomas Baillie

Thomas Baillie has stepped down as manager of following their most successful season in history.
The Premier Central side have accepted his resignation due to Baillie’s ongoing personal commitments.
Baillie joined the club in September and his recruitment led to improved form as Stratford reached the first round where they lost to winners , won the Southern League Challenge Cup and finished fifth. They were beaten in the play-offs by eventual winners King’s Lynn Town.
Baille said: “I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at the club, it’s been a pleasure to have played a part in a special season.
“I would like to thank the players, staff, board and fans for their continuous support and I wish you all every success for the future.
Stratford added: “The club wishes to thank Thomas for all of his hard work and for his valuable contribution to the clubs best ever season and he will always be a welcome visitor at Stratford.
“Steve Walker and Paul Davis will continue in joint caretaker manager roles whilst the club reviews the interest and applications for the Managers position.”

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