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INGLE TO STEP IN AT TOWN

UNITED Counties Division One side Hucknall Town have appointed Andy Ingle as their new first team manager.
Promoted from running the reserve team, Ingle replaces Andy Graves, who quit after nearly a decade in charge of the one-time Conference North club when they lost 3-0 Hinckley in the promotion play-off semi final a fortnight ago.
Before he joined Hucknall Town, Ingle was both Under 21s and first team coach for Borrowash Victoria.
Former player Michael Banister has also re-joined the club to take his place on the coaching staff.

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