Non-League Paper

BLACK OUT FOR XMAS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 December 2023

OSSETT United are in the hunt for a new manager after Grant Black departed Ingfield on Christmas Eve following the 4-1 defeat by Sheffield FC.
Black, who led Belper Town to promotion to the Northern Premier League during the 2021/22 season, took reins at Ossett in October 2022 and oversaw 51 competitive games, winning 14, drawing 16 and losing 21.
He led the Ramicorns to a 15th-placed in NPL East last season but have failed to kick on this time around, amassing just 19 points from their opening 18 matches.
Prior to that, Black had previously enjoyed success with Ossett Town, before ...

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