National League

Scott takes the plunge at Bath

Scott Bartlett says he will try to awaken “a sleeping giant” while leading Bath City to Step 2 safety.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 March 2026

By Mark Stillman

Scott Bartlett says he will try to awaken “a sleeping giant” while leading Bath City to Step 2 safety.
The former Weston-super-Mare and Eastleigh boss has replaced Darren Way, who was sacked last Sunday after 11 games without a win.
Ahead of Saturday’s trip to Eastbourne Borough, the Romans sat 10 points from safety with eight games remaining.
Bartlett had spent just over a month out of work after his five-month stint at Eastleigh ended following a 4-0 loss at Morecambe.
“It’s only a job like this that would have interested me at this time,” he said. “I was going to have a...

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