Connect with us

Northern Premier League

Gee Hands In Resignation At Rainworth

rainworth-mw

KEVIN GEE handed in his resignation as manager of Rainworth Miners Welfare following their 3-1 defeat at home to Brigg Town on Tuesday evening.

Brigg went into the game having lost all five of their opening Northern Premier League Division One South fixtures but found themselves 2-0 up shortly after the hour-mark thanks to goals from William Peers and Paul Grimes.

Rainworth pulled one back through Jamie Clarke on 67 minutes but Andrew Gascoigne restores Brigg’s two-goal cushion eight minutes from time.

Any hope of a Welfare comeback came to an end shortly after when Adam Murray, who joined on loan from Mansfield Town last week, was red carded for an elbow on Anthony Bowsley.

Following the final whistle, Gee, who has been in charge of the Wrens since November 2011, handed in his resignation.

 

 

Related Topics
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.
My Betting Sites
Pro Direct
Isuzu

free bets

online bettingbest-betting-sites-by-betinireland-banner

free bets

More in Northern Premier League

  •

    Lewis is King-pin in Anchors triumph

    STOCKTON TOWN 2 WARRINGTON TN 1 By James Cartwright STOCKTON Town moved back into the play-off places with a crucial win over Warrington Town. The Anchors had dropped outside the play-offs following Gainsborough Trinity’s midweek win over Hyde United. The Anchors started brightly. Adam Nicholson saw a header blocked and...

  •

    BELPER TOWN 0 SUTTON COLDF’LD 2

    DIV 1 MIDLANDS By Nigel Oldrini BELPER fell to an ■ embarassing defeat at home to nine-man Sutton. Home keeper Kieran Preston got tangled up with the ball outside of his area and Reece Gibson rolled the ball into the net to hand the visitors the lead. Ryan Edmunds received...

  •

    PITMEN DEALT BIG BLOW TO PROMOTION ASPIRATIONS

    STOCKSBRIDGE 1 HEDNESFORD T 1 By Adam Allcroft STOCKSBRIDGE Park Steels bagged a well-earned point against title-challenging Hednesford Town. The Steels started off the brighter team but for a while neither team was able to create a clear-cut chance. But Stocksbridge got the first chance and they took it. Tommy...

  •

    WELLINGBORO’ TN 0 LONG EATON UTD 0

    DIV 1 MIDLANDS By Dan Payne WELLINGBOROUGH were ■ left frustrated with a point as their play-off push continued to stutter. Lewis King was called into early action, tipping over Joseph Evan’s header after six minutes, while Dean Snedker had to be alert to keep out Tristan Thompson-Matthews’ dangerous cross...