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15-0 ENDS IT FOR JOE

FORMER Wisbech Town and March Town boss Mel Mattless has been appointed manager of Eastern Counties League First Division North basement club Wisbech St Mary.
Mattless has replaced Joe Simpson, who parted company with the club after their 15-0 home defeat by Lakenheath last Saturday.
Simpson, still 22, was promoted to the job four months ago.
A statement from Wisbech St Mary said: “The club would like to place on record their thanks and appreciation to Joe Simpson for his commitment and effort over the past four months in difficult circumstances, and wish Joe all the best for the futu...

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