Non-League Paper

BULLOCK WILL STAY UPSTAIRS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 September 2022

LEE BULLOCK has stepped down from his position of joint-manager at Whitby Town – but remains in charge of the club’s commercial activities.
The former York City midfielder stepped aside from the NPL Premier side’s dugout after a 6-0 home thumping by Gainsborough Trinity in midweek.
The move ends Bullock’s near-decade-long association with the north Yorkshire club, having joined as a player in 2013 before becoming assistant manager two years later.
He teamed up with Nathan Haslam, who is now the club’s sole manager, in 2020.
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