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Bold Smith has had enough

Steve Smith said it was the right time to bow out at Bishop’s Stortford despite feeling vexed over finishing his managerial career with a relegation.
Bold Smith

By Andy Mitchell

BOSS Steve Smith said it was the right time to bow out at Bishop’s Stortford despite feeling vexed over finishing his managerial career with a relegation.
Majority shareholder Smith this week announced he would vacate the dugout, but not the football club, at the end of a season that has ended in a drop back into Step 3 after one season in National League North.
Promoted as Isthmian League champions last season, the Blues railed against being pushed northwards for the second time in recent history.
Alost FA appeal over the allocation led to the breakup of the successful si...

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