Connect with us

Latest News

Coach Ross is off at Wands

Ross McNeilly has left his role of first-team head coach at Dorking Wanderers after eight months at the club.
Coach Ross

By Jon Couch

EXIT: Ross McNeilly

ROSS MCNEILLY has left his role of first-team head coach at Dorking Wanderers after eight months at the club.

McNeilly left his role as academy coach at Aldershot Town to join the Wands having just enjoyed an interim spell as first-team manager with the Shots before Tommy Widdrington’s arrival.

McNeilly, who replaced Mark Beard following his appointed as Eastbourne Borough manager, became a popular figure at Meadowbank and was instrumental in the club’s transition to daytime training.

Manager Marc White, whose side beat York City 1-0 in midweek, thanked the former Shots boss for his input since arriving at the Wands.

White commented: “Ross is a fantastic, talented guy who has given the club his full commitment during his stay.

“As with everyone who leaves the Wanderers, we wish him well in the future and he will always remain welcome at Meadowbank.

“I wish him every success in the future.”

Related Topics

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 bettingbest-betting-sites-by-betinireland-banner

free bets

More in Latest News

  •

    DALE’S MAIN MANI SEEKS FINAL GLORY

    By Tony Bugby MANI Dieseruvwe’s dream is to cap the most successful season of his career with a goal at Wembley this afternoon. The striker’s best-ever haul of 26 league goals – including one in the FA Cup – has been pivotal in Rochdale reaching the National League play-off final...

  •

    IT’S TAYLOR MADE TO BE SUCCESSFUL

    FARNHAM T 5 GLOUCESTER C 1 By Jon Couch DRINK IT IN: Farnham toast promotion and, inset, skipper Ryan Kinnane lifts the play-off final trophy PICTURE: Liam Puttock BOBBY-JOE Taylor says he knew almost instantly that Farnham Town were destined for big things. A mainstay in the top two tiers...

  •

    PEWITS CAN RELY ON LOCAL HERO JOE

    By Andrew Simpson EMLEY AFC ON A wall in the bar at Emley is a photograph including a small boy clutching a scarf on a day when he was mascot. He went to watch games at a ground he could see from his bedroom window in a house next door....

  •

    LANE’S ON TRACK AT BOROUGH

    FORMER Hayes & Yeading, Westfield and Kingstonian boss Simon Lane is back in the dugout at Gosport Borough. Lane takes over a Borough side who finished eighth in Southern League Premier Division South this season under Glenn Howes before his departure last month. Lane said on X: “Absolutely delighted to...