Non-League Paper

Culling of Colly was so unfair

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 June 2019

I WAS shocked to hear about the sacking of Paul Collicutt, who had been in charge of Evesham United for the last five seasons.
Paul guided the club to three play-off semifinals, on each occasion just falling short of reaching the final. But after finishing seventh in 2018-19 and failing to reach the playoffs, the committee held a meeting and Colly was sacked, along with his background staff. All made me feel so welcome at the club and were a huge credit to the club. I’d like to thank them and wish them all the best for the future.
L. O’SHAUGHNESSY Pershore, Worcs

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