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Jerry ready to go again

Jerry Gill says he was gutted to see Bath City’s 14-year stay in National League South come to an end.

Jerry Gill says he was gutted to see Bath City’s 14-year stay in National League South come to an end.
By Chris Dunlavy

ON THE SIDELINES: Jerry Gill is itching to get back into the manager’s hotseat
PICTURE: NLP Photographer

The former Birmingham City and Cheltenham defender, 55, spent seven years as manager of the Romans and reached the play-offs on three occasions.
However, his dismissal in November 2024 sparked a dramatic downturn in fortunes at Twerton Park and a disastrous 2025-26 campaign saw Bath relegated to the Southern League Premier in April.
“Because of the way I left, a lot ...

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