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ALL OVER FOR YATES

MARK YATES has paid the price for Stourbridge’s poor start to the season with his job.
Yates returned to the Glassboys’ hotseat in the summer after a successful interim period in charge of Solihull Moors.
But the club have struggled in Southern Premier Central so far this term, winning just one of their opening 12 matches.
Chairman Andy Pountney said: “The board of directors would like to thank Mark and his team for all their hard work and efforts.”
Lewis Solly took charge of yesterday’s league clash with Royston Town, assisted by experienced players ...

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