Non-League Paper

NATIONAL CHIEF TATTERSALL QUITS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 December 2020

By David Richardson

CHIEF executive Michael
Tattersall has announced
his resignation from the National League.
The 45-year-old will
step down from the
role and organisation
on December 31 having joined in 2015
after working at the
Football League.
It’s understood he is
leaving to pursue
projects outside of football.
The National
League
said Tat Tattersall “has overseen a period of sustained g of the compet ition, increasing its profile and comm ercial value”.
Tattersall also helped intr oduce the popular six -team play-off stru ctur...

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