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Exiting Hadland lost his drive at Barwell

Departing boss Guy Hadland says Barwell had given him the chance to withdraw his resignation but insisted the time was right to go.
Exiting Hadland

By Andy Mitchell

DECISION: Guy Hadland

DEPARTING boss Guy Hadland says Barwell had given him the chance to withdraw his resignation but insisted the time was right to go.
The former player, coach and assistant manager stepped down after three-and-a-half years in the Kirkby Road hotseat having staved off the threat of relegation from the Southern League Premier Division Central.
The Leicestershire village has been represented at Step 3 since 2011 with this season’s third-bottom finish as close as they have been to falling through the trap door and the departing gaffer believes the challeng...

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