Non-League Paper

KIERAN’S A ROMAN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 August 2022

ROCESTER have appointed Keiran Gudgeon as their new manager.
Gudgeon, whose last club was Styal in the Cheshire League and also had previous management experience with Burnley United, replaces Mark Grimley, who quit after 11 months in charge of the North West Counties Division One South Romans.
Grimley, who was in charge of
33 games since his appointment at Hillsfield last September, resigned due to work commitments.
Gudgeon has also coached at Steps 4 and 5. Joining him as coach is Graham Steel, a qualified physio.
A club statement said: “We thank Mark for his considerable...

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