Non-League Paper

PAIR QUIT IN PEACE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 May 2017

RAINWORTH Miners Welfare chairman Les Lee said there are no hard feelings following the departure of boss Julian Watts and his assistant Ady Smith from the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier outfit by mutual consent.
The Wrens avoided relegation at the end of a disappointing season in only in their last game.
Watts and Smith were appointed two years ago, when the side were relegated from Evo-Stik Northern One.
But officials believe that the club should have done much better in the seasons that followed, and are now looking for a fresh start under a new regime.
Lee said: &ldqu...

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